As a contributor of more than 30 photographs to the Museum of Chinese in America which are archived in its collection, I received an invitation to attend a preview reception to Responses: Asian American Voices Resisting the Tides of Racism, which will include some of these photographs.
Although all the photos I made during these awful months of New York City's lockdown were made in color (both jpegs and RAW) using the Fuji X-Pro2 and the Fujinon 18mm, they were converted to and displayed as monochromes. I thought monochromatic images of the deserted streets and fleeting pedestrians would more accurately represent the depressing environment of the time.
However, I still fiddled with a few of them in ON1 to achieve a cinematic color, and I liked this one the most:
And here are some of the photographs in the Museum's archive in video format:
