These globe-trotting photographers rediscover their own backyards

National Geographic and Magnum Photos photographers bring you a global look at how coronavirus is affecting the worlds they see inside—and just outside—their windows."While walking to the grocery store 50 meters from my apartment," says photographer Paolo Verzone, "I met this young woman wearing a plastic bag to protect her hand. "They were my next door neighbors and legendary.""In our neighborhood," says photographer Miora Rajaonary, "the only persons we see in the streets are the essential workers on their way to the office or home."Photographed by Camilla Ferrari through binoculars, a man smokes a cigarette on his balcony during day 10 of the lockdown."Home delivery of groceries is now a daily timebound event," says photographer Smita Sharma. He takes a walk at least three times a day—sometimes in the company of a woman, sometimes in the company of a man."Neighbors share a drink in the alleyway, trying to maintain a safe distance."Since the mandatory quarantine was established in Tierra del Fuego, almost a month ago," says photographer Lujan Agusti, "the neighborhood has been desolate." She photographed her neighbor Alejandra returning from the supermarket."My daughter Catalina misses her friends very much," says photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti, "so we did the rounds in our car and visited her best friends from far way.