The walk involved an astronaut, some Star Wars characters, an 80s-style dancer and even a wedding couple.The walk involved an astronaut, some Star Wars characters, an 80s-style dancer and even a wedding couple.
The walk involved an astronaut, some Star Wars characters, an 80s-style dancer and even a wedding couple.

Preston in lockdown: A photographer's view of families on their doorstep

Penwortham photographer Christina Davies of Fish 2 Photography enjoyed a family stroll with a difference after launching a Facebook fund-raising appeal.
By Iain Lynn
Published 30th Apr 2020, 15:57 BST
Updated 30th Apr 2020, 16:42 BST

She offered to take people’s photos wearing whatever they liked and then post them online in the hope people would like what they saw and donate to the NHS charity. The total raised has now reached £300.

Penwortham photographer Christina Davies enjoyed a family stroll with a difference after launching a Facebook fund-raising appeal

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Penwortham photographer Christina Davies enjoyed a family stroll with a difference after launching a Facebook fund-raising appeal

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She offered to take peoples photos wearing whatever they liked and then post them online in the hope people would like what they saw and donate to the NHS charity.

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She offered to take peoples photos wearing whatever they liked and then post them online in the hope people would like what they saw and donate to the NHS charity.

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The total raised has now reached 300.

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The total raised has now reached 300.

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Christina, who works as a commercial photographer and also does weddings, said: It was something I saw had happened in America."

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Christina, who works as a commercial photographer and also does weddings, said: It was something I saw had happened in America."

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