Malaysian-born photographer captures lives of people in lockdown in Australia


Although it was just a quick five-minute photo shoot, the people that Sanjeev photographed had a lot of fun being part of Housebound - A Portrait Project in Isolation.

When the lockdown in Melbourne Australia, where he resides, was imposed about six weeks ago, Malaysian-born photographer Sanjeev Singh found himself pretty much jobless: all his scheduled photo shoots were cancelled.

This left Sanjeev with a lot of free time on his hands – time which he decided to spend doing the one thing he loves best: storytelling.

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