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Which of these incredible photos from the Canada Covid Portrait challenge is your favourite?

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<strong>This story originally appeared in <a href=https://ca.hellomagazine.com/magazine/714>Issue 714</a> of <i>HELLO! Canada</i>.
<p>By Sarah Trumbley, with files from Zach Harper</strong>
<p>Our lives have changed in some stark ways over the last few months, and that's something <strong>George Pimentel</strong> wants to showcase with his new project, Canada Covid Portrait. The Canadian photographer wants to use the initiative to bring the country together before (and after) self-isolation.
<p> "This is about how people are adapting to this pandemic, and it comes from all different areas of it," George told us. "People are photographing front-line workers. People photographing their families. People are photographing themselves trying to visit their parents or visiting the elderly.
<p>"The whole idea is that we're in this together. It doesn't matter if you're a billionaire or you're famous or you're a grandmother – we're all in this together."
<p><strong>Stars across the country have been taking part in the initiative, too! Scroll through this gallery – or click through, if you're on desktop – to see some of their best Canada COVID Portrait challenge photos! </strong>
<p>Canadians are welcome to submit photos to the project until June 26. Canada Covid Portrait is "open to anybody with a cell phone who wants to convey what they're going through in COVID times," says George. You don't need to be a professional photographer to take part – you just need a phone.
<p>Your entry could appear in an exhibition of the most impactful shots submitted as part of this project and could also appear in a future issue of <i>HELLO! Canada</i> magazine.
<p>For more information on how to enter, <strong><a href=https://ca.hellomagazine.com/celebrities/02020052156402/canada-covid-portrait-photography-project-george-pimentel>head here</a></strong>.
<p>Photos: © Emily Hampshire, Instagram/@sangitapatel and Instagram/@angryappa

Jessica Mulroney and other stars take part in the Canada COVID Portrait photography challenge

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Buckingham Palace pastry chefs share Victoria sponge cake recipe in honour of royal garden parties

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Duchess Camilla reads 'James and the Giant Peach' for COVID-19 relief

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