LSD - Lockdown Street Diary
Dublin Core
Title
LSD - Lockdown Street Diary
436.SP/ULAND.MORTAROTTI
Subject
Street
Description
A photography trip.
"LSD - Lockdown Street Diary" is a photobook collection of candid street photos. A one-year project started at the end of 2020, born with the idea of showcasing life in London from a newbie point of view who moved right in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic. A collection that depicts fragments of life before, during, and after the lockdown capturing the complexities of human connection in the urban environment with all its limitless failures in this unprecedented time, with a visual narrative.
"LSD - Lockdown Street Diary" is a photobook collection of candid street photos. A one-year project started at the end of 2020, born with the idea of showcasing life in London from a newbie point of view who moved right in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic. A collection that depicts fragments of life before, during, and after the lockdown capturing the complexities of human connection in the urban environment with all its limitless failures in this unprecedented time, with a visual narrative.
Creator
Gianluca Mortarotti
Publisher
Gianluca Mortarotti
Date
2021
Format
4pp Cover onto 300gsm Silk.
Matt laminated to the outer.
94 inside pages onto 150gsm Silk
Four colour print throughout.
Trimmed, collated and perfect bound.
Matt laminated to the outer.
94 inside pages onto 150gsm Silk
Four colour print throughout.
Trimmed, collated and perfect bound.
Book Item Type Metadata
Dimensions
21x21x1
Number of Pages
94
Number of images
100
Edition Size
Squared 210x210
Place of Publication
London
Designer
Gianluca Mortarotti
Editor
Gianluca Mortarotti
Printer
ExWhyZed
ISBN
-
Website
https://www.inframeswetrust.com/
URL Link to project
https://www.inframeswetrust.com/projects
Where to buy
https://www.inframeswetrust.com/product-page/lsd-lockdown-street-diary
Collection
Citation
Inframeswetrust, “LSD - Lockdown Street Diary,” Photo Book Cafe Archive, accessed April 30, 2025, https://www.photobookcafe-archive.co.uk/items/show/436.