Twelve-year-old Hannah Naisbitt, above, has taken a host of eerie pictures of Sunderland during lockdown.

placeholder image — Twelve-year-old Hannah Naisbitt, above, has taken a host of eerie pictures of Sunderland during lockdown.

Sunderland pupil's ghostly gallery of city centre's empty streets during lockdown

By Gavin Ledwith

Published 12th Jul 2020, 07:00 GMT

Updated 13th Jul 2020, 13:40 GMT

Young photographer Hannah Naisbitt has produced a fascinating snapshot of life during lockdown in Sunderland city centre.

Hanah, 12, from Ryhope, was accompanied by her parents as she took these atmospheric images of ghostly streets following the closure of the majority of businesses in March after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.

9. Beaming future

Sunderland's new Beam office complex and other nearby regeneration projects suggest the city has much to look forward to as its emerges from lockdown. Photo: Hannah Naisbitt

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10. Best foot forward

Floor markings are just one physical symbol of the pandemic to have appeared on our streets and in our shops since the lockdown. Photo: Hannah Naisbitt