Terry Pratt, a professional cameraman, has taken on the project of photo-documenting Three Rivers residents during an unprecedented time: the COVID-19 outbreak of Spring 2020, a lethal pandemic that hasn't been experienced by the world in more than a century. In true Dorothea Lange style, he and his wife, Noelle Charles, are taking ordinary photos of extraordinary times in the effort they've entitled Quarantine Portraits. Terry is an award-winning director of photography, who has spent a career working on motion pictures and television shows. He has won two Emmy Awards for Best Cinematography for his work on "Life Below Zero," a National Geographic series.