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Here is a photo of man who skate after a long lockdown. He said that he didn't go out during the lockdown in order to protect his parents. The lockdown had been very difficult for him, each days he was looking  / his board and he knew that he could not go out with it, but now he is so happy because he can pratice his passion: the skate.
A skater after the lockdown

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Put your mask on your face not on the street !

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Put your mask on your face not on the street !

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We are in a sanitary crisis where the first wave was the virus and we head towards the second wave which will be made of plastic. Indeed, gloves, masks (such as in the picture), hydroalcoholic gel bottles, packagings have been found on the streets all over the world. So, the sanitary crisis is worsening the ecological crisis in which we have already been for a long time.

In the emergency of this pandemic, the production of single-use items and packagings has been increased.

The scientists had warned us. They had said that with the current rate of fishing and ocean plastic pollution, by 2050, there will be more plastic than fishes in the oceans.

Even if it’s complicated to boycott the gloves, masks, and other safety equipments for obvious reasons, we must ensure that these wastes don’t end up in the wild.

So, we have to protect the people and the wilderness.

Sofia Danos 3ème4

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On 15 March, the health crisis had affected the whole France. We were forced to respect the social distancing : we could not touch or kiss rachète other. Yet in this périod of confinement, solidarity was strengthened, I wanted to show through this image that during this hard period, everyone remained united, with hospital, sick people and people who were affected by the économic crisis.

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Satine Hayaux du Tilly

Some time ago almost the whole world had locked up recently, the lockdown finished.
In this photo, we can see a mask, wich is very use to protect us and people from coronavirus. It is one of the main symbols of this health crisis. It is placed on a window to reinforce the fact of being locked up at home.
I ask "confined" people what was the hardest thing about not going out. A girl said that the hardest thing was to don't see his friends. Her father said that the hardest thing was to see the number of deaths climbing every day.

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The health crisis has caused a lot of damage but immigrants are even more affected than before.
They had been alone for two months.
They had to look for places to take refuge but they couldn’t even make the barrier gestures.
I took this photo in order to say that for everyone it’s not easy but you have to respect the distances.
Victoria Maury 3•4

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After two months of lockdown we had hoped that things would change. We had supposed that our planet would eventually be protected by Mankind.

But what happened ? Surrounding masked face at first. And then plenty of this little pieces of contaminated paper and plastic everywhere.

Clara Dembak 3e4

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In 2020 the world was affected by a health crisis owed to corona virus pandemic which killed 27.000 people in French.

March 16 the President of the French Republic had donated a press conference where he said that the pandemic was very serious and dangerous for everybody, he even was repeated six times that we were at war against corona virus.

After his speech, French entered in lockdown during two months. For two months french had to respect a lot of rules how : go out with a mask, gloves and a certification, wash hands with hydroalcoholic gel and the distance of one metre. Most respected rules but some said that this was unnecessary.

May 11, French go out of lockdown and french resumed work.

On this picture you can see people that was reunited in a courtyard after two months without seing each other.  We notice they respect the distance of one metre and they have mask.

Today, French is always in a health crisis but also in a economic crisis.

Marie Meunier 3°4

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The lockdown consequences on homeless        

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The lockdown consequences on homeless        

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I took this picture in my distreect this week.                                                                This homeless man said that during the lockdown, he had been even more desperate because he hadn't found any place in a hosting center for homeless. Before, he earned a little bit of money and sometimes food thanks to poeple's charity. He also said that police officers had given him a fine because he hadn't a certificate, he told them that he was living on the street but they didn't want to know anything and they even told him to hide from other's sight.                             Jeanne Postel-Debaut 3ème4

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A land of safety, ready to face any disaster. However, a big epidemy had stopped our society, our economy. Teleworking is difficult to organize, however due to parents' need to manage their children.But children are also suffering from their parent's stress. One of these girl said that they had much more responsabilities than before. Moreover, the other said that new working methods and government uncertainty about resuming classes caused permanent stress.

This photo is a remake of "three girls reading" from Dorothea Lange,

Victor Ledoux 34

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Since March, a lockdonwhas been put in place by the French State because of a virus called : Covid-19. Gloves and masks have been used for safety reasons on streets or public places. This lockdown had allowed to protect people from virus. This picture is a representation of the lockdowm in French, a man a alone on the street with a mask

French authorities had informed the population that the Covid-19 has left 27,000 deads.

Matthis Meunier 3°4

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This is a photo of a family enjoying of the end of the lockdown to go to do a picnic in the forest.
The mother said that the lockdown was very difficult for them, it was a real hardship and now they could enjoy it. She thought this is good that the society gradually restart. She thought the people have to enjoy the sun without forgetting to be carefull.
For the children this allow them to see their friends and go out again.

Valentin Chaussé 3°4

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An economic disaster for small businesses

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An economic disaster for small businesses

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I pictured this scene while I was going to the supermarket with my family. When my father ran into the man in the photo, he recognized him immediately: they were friends at middle school.

This man told us that he had made a living thanks to his shop but then came the announcement of the lockdown. He wanted to keep his store, but he had been obliged to pay his bills with no more source of income. Two months after the beginning of the lockdown he was short of money and had to close his store. He had to give up, his dream was over. Now, he does not know what his future will be.

Unfortunately, what happened to him is not unusual. Indeed, a lot of small businesses and shops will have to close permanently. For example, around 40% of French restaurants will probably not re-open after this health crisis.

Raoul Demerciere 34

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In April 2020, the crisis of the covid-19 make some people sick and locked up in their apartment. It's very difficult to live alone and be enthusiastic, it's why I met Carl, victim of covid-19. He said he was 17 and he couldn't find distractions during the lockdown; Because he said that before this pandemic, he and his friends had went to school. He said he had been such successless exams, that he couldn't make up. Carl had been hopeful but now he said he wanted start anew because he scared. He said me hope for a better future and not become crazy.
Arthur CARRERE 3°4

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This is a west road of New mexico in 1938. People said that nobody's been here for years. At the end of the road is an old ghost  town which everybody deserted during the great Depression, the only person that remained was an old lady. She's told me that she has been so lonely for so long and that nobody would come to talk to her, that everybody was so obsessed with money.

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This photograph was taken in 2020 and shows an abandoned house on the border of a channel. The house is covered in graffiti and it's walls are slowly falling apart. Now, the channel has no need for the old director. Everything is automated and the old man was let go with a hefty sum to build a new life away from the channel to which he gave his life. Sometimes, the old man comes back to his old house and listens to the sound of the water running before him.

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We are in Paris. This Picture shows the Martys street in Covid-19 period. Usually, this street is often full. But, now, after the confinment, people get less outside and protect them. This famous street seems to be dead.

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I had just arrived in the fields of California when I saw this poor hungry little boy going door-to-door, desperately trying to find some food. He said to me, the day I took that picture, that his parents were seasonal workers currently picking oranges. They had endured this difficult time by working hard all day long; the great Depression had taken everything away from him…

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We are in France where half the population earns less X a thousand euros a month, the homeless in the streets multiply.
This is Vincent, he said me that he had been living normally but one day, he had did something wrong and all its
family disowned him. He also told me that he wanted to come back to his old life.

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We are in California, during the Great Depression, when I meet this hopless and hunger woman.  She losted her own farm and was very poor while the year before she had earned a lot of money. She said that she worked in hard conditions in a farm. She said that she would like to start a new life.

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The world is currently in a health crisis. People in the photo wear masks to protect themselves and others. I ask them some questions. The boy said that he had came out just for importants needs like food. And a girl said that she had saw her friends despite the lockdown.

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mini challenge_CALIFORNIA-WEEK 3_Anatole de Vulliod 3°5

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This Oklahoma farmer and his family had just entered California, before they stalled (=caler/tomber en panne) on the desert near Indio, California. They said they were desperate. 1937

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this photo had reminded me of many things because it had summed up my confinement little. I had worn masks to go racing or to get bread. Then the flowers reminded me where I spent my confinement.  I had been in the countryside with my family for two months. It had been long, but I got used to it

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This migrant boy, aged eleven, and his grandmother work side by side picking flowers. He had started work at five a.m. and the photograph was made at noon. They told me that the temperature was so high: 105 degrees fahrenheit. Oregon, Polk County, 1939

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Migrant workers' camp, outskirts of Marysville, California, 1935

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She said that they had been living on vegetables from the surrounding fields and birds that the children killed. She had just sold the tyres from her car to buy food (1936).

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This picture is about migrants from Afghanistan in France who arrived here  few years ago. They had all hoped for a better future. A lot of migrants said that during the lockdown they had plenty sanitary difficulties such as respect social distances because they are too much in a small place.                                          They are hopeless about the situation and I wish them to be successful after the lockdown.

HAN Elisa 3°4