Photographer David Levene found himself drawn to water, and the capital’s river at low tide, for his second lockdown photo diary

Lockdown felt like the dark days of a surreal dream to the photographer Linda Nylind. She reflects on this feeling over the winter period

Photographer Andy Hall has been photographing the Square Mile throughout the pandemic, and has seen the financial centre turn into a ghost town of empty buildings and lone security staff

Despite its empty promenade and quiet beaches, Blackpool charms our photographer Christopher Thomond once again

Photographer Martin Godwin has been focusing on the sky for inspiration in the third lockdown

Photographer Jill Mead has been capturing scenes on the streets of London during the latest lockdown

‘These images are fleeting moments of the everyday,’ says Guardian and Observer photographer Richard Saker.

Photographer Antonio Olmos takes his daily exercise along the 3km beachfront in Brighton and Hove documenting 423 of the beach huts

Guardian photographer Murdo MacLeod and crew embarked on a lockdown exploration of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Union Canal in a Canadian canoe

A series of multiple-exposures created on the coastline of north Cornwall during lockdown 3.0

Guardian photographer Sarah Lee finds comfort and relief from the lockdown by using her camera to focus on the quiet beauty among the darkness

Reflections in the windows of cafes, restaurants and shuttered shopfronts in Manchester’s Northern Quarter during the third national coronavirus lockdown

In the last of our lockdown diaries series, photographer David Levene visits some of his favourite swimming venues in London

Photographer Sarah Lee shares her observations from her daily bike rides as autumn slides towards winter and things get darker

‘Many of my favourite pastimes such as community ocean rowing and sea kayaking have been seriously disrupted by the pandemic but outdoor climbing has been mostly possible in one form or another. It has helped protect my sanity during lockdowns and extended periods of restrictions. It has flexibility in that it can be done in nearby quarries, crags or in the mighty mountains’

Photographer Jill Mead roams around London for the third part in our series of lockdown diaries documenting the second full lockdown in England