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Chicago Photographer Creates Connections, Captures Joy Through 'Quarantine Portraits'

Cristina, David, Catalina, 7, and Marcelo, 5, in front of their house in Chicago on Saturday, April 11, 2020.

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Chicago Photographer Creates Connections, Captures Joy Through ‘Quarantine Portraits’

By  Stephanie Kim
   

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In a time of social distancing and isolation, one local photographer is creating connections through “Quarantine Portraits.”

Resetchecks in with Chicago-based freelance photographer Jasmin Shah to discuss her latest project.







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