Robert L. Prater, Ed.D., a former dean at Texas Southern University, waves to family and friends as they celebrate his 90th birthday with a car parade at Memorial Hermann University Place, a senior community.
Robert L. Prater, Ed.D., a former dean at Texas Southern University, waves to family and friends as they celebrate his 90th birthday with a car parade at Memorial Hermann University Place, a senior community.
A construction worker walks by a boarded up restaurant in Montrose in the early days of the pandemic.
A construction worker walks by a boarded up restaurant in Montrose in the early days of the pandemic.
A thermal scanner captures the body temperature of a person entering Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Canter.
A thermal scanner captures the body temperature of a person entering Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Canter.
Residents of St. Dominic Village, a senior care community, wave to family and friends during a car parade.
Residents of St. Dominic Village, a senior care community, wave to family and friends during a car parade.
Event space Goodnight Charlie's left a message to customers on its
Event space Goodnight Charlie's left a message to customers on its "Goodnight Montrose" sign in March.
Officials test for COVID-19 at a drive-thru testing site at United Memorial Medical Center.
Officials test for COVID-19 at a drive-thru testing site at United Memorial Medical Center.
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Together Apart: A COVID-19 photo essay by Cody Duty

By cduty June 26, 2020

Together Apart: A COVID-19 photo essay by Cody Duty

Since the pandemic arrived in Houston, we have adapted to a new normal.

We have quarantined at home to keep ourselves and others safe.

We have visited drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites.

We have gone to work on the front lines of the pandemic.

We have celebrated the birthdays of loved ones with car parades.

We have submitted to thermal scanners that take our temperatures as we enter medical buildings.

We have said goodbye, temporarily, to our favorite restaurants and venues, until it is safe for us congregate again in large groups.

Texas Medical Center photojournalist Cody Duty has captured pandemic life with images that wring warmth and beauty from this devastating period in history.

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