It's hard for us to believe that the coronavirus pandemic is happening right now on the same planet as us. Every day I want to pinch myself to wake up.
What the deserted Rio de Janeiro looks likeWe are sure that each of you during this time has at least once caught yourself thinking that you have become the hero of an apocalyptic book, a dystopian TV series or a computer game. And, as we know, all these plots have quite a happy ending — you just need to be patient.
It seems that the photos with the emptied main tourist spots on the planet are shots from the same films. All the more unique is this real phenomenon. At the same time, the places themselves have not lost their charm from the absence of crowds of people in the frame. And they still help us to dream that very soon we will still be able to go there. The first in a series of materials is the deserted Rio de Janeiro.
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