Robin Rayne, documentary photojournalist

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  • Stephanie Barker, 32, walks with her children along a parkway on a Spring evening, all wearing face masks as protection auto guard against the COVID-19 virus pandemic.
  • Empty shelves at a Publix Supermarket north of Atlanta, after a massive panic-buying crowd swarmed the store to stockpile groceries and bath tissue, fearing long weeks in self-imposed isolation because of the spreading coronavirus threat.Pictured: a local resident empty chicken and turkey, hoping to find one package left
  • Judy Winter, 73, and her sister-in-law Liz Winter, keep a safe distance as Liz delivers groceries. Judy, who has medical complications, requires constant oxygen and is cautious about venturing outside her home during coronavirus pandemic. “If I got the virus, I wouldn’t survive it,” she said.
  • Morgan Johnson, 7, and her 3-year-old sister Nora entertain themselves making chalk drawings on their family’s driveway. Now under ’shelter in place’ orders by city government order, the girls’ parents spend much of their days supervising and suggesting fun activities to keep them engaged and upbeat.
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