A small selection of “Humans of the Pandemic” portraits now adorn the walls of George Eliot Hospital in Nuneaton, for years to come.

To protect myself and others when photographing Humans of the Pandemic, I drew on my experience as an underwater photographer & was supported by the Infection Control team. This article describes how the project was completed in a sensitive healthcare environment under challenging and evolving circumstances.

Here’s why I’m capturing portraits & thoughts from over 50 staff in ICU, A&E, maternity, mortuary and many more roles at NHS George Eliot Hospital during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

How do I keep my camera clean and disinfected when photographing healthcare in the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic? I use my Outex underwater housing.

After taking part in, running, and photographing many emergency medicine simulations during my first year at medical school, I’m now published in the Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine.

Experience visual impairment and blindness through your smartphone. Learn about and see how I tried to promote this unique app, featuring cataracts, glaucoma and more.