Tell us: what does your work-from-home setup really look like?

Guardian Australia’s picture editor Carly Earl is working from home and using her attic as an office during the coronavirus pandemic. Composite: Carly Earl/The Guardian

By now, those of us who are working remotely have become used to seeing snippets of our coworkers’ homes.

But the conference call “you” might not show the whole picture, as a widely shared tweet from diplomat Ohad Zemet demonstrates.

#workingfromhome, the True Story pic.twitter.com/SPkbrRuhdl

— Ohad Zemet (@OhadZemet) April 17, 2020

Share your photographs

We’re looking for pictures of the two “yous” – the one your coworkers see on screen, and the often-times messier reality.

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Please send us two photographs: one of your webcam workspace and one of your real workspace to australia.lifestyle@theguardian.com with the subject line “Working from home”.

For more inspiration, look to Guardian Australia’s head of multimedia, David Fanner, who has mastered the art of professional reclining.

Head of multimedia at Guardian Australia, Dave Fanner. Photograph: Dave Fanner/The Guardian

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