Covid 2020: Where cruise ships went to die

When Covid-19 took hold, cruise ship operators struggled to stay afloat. One option was to scrap older vessels – giving one photographer a unique perspective.

As Covid-19 spread at the start of 2020, the modern, globalised economy began to shudder to a halt.

Shops shut their doors. Factory production lines grew silent. The world’s vast armada of airliners stayed stationary in quiet airports – at least for the most part.

And the cruise ship industry started to close down operations to avoid spreading the disease.

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