I initiated this photo project in place of a class road trip that I was intending to document, until the Coronavirus hit. This is a series of portraits from six feet away, with a tape measure measured out in-frame. Portraits range from workers that are directly impacted by the virus, individuals that are impacted, and couples who decide to stray away from the "six feet" distancing method.

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Two of the images from this series were featured at the University of Alaska's gallery as a part of the traveling art show, called The New Now. The New Now is a traveling photography-based art show featuring work based around the life before and during the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic directed and organized by the SPE (Society for Photographic Education) Northwest organization.