About the work

A closer look.

Name a place — a street, a corner, a trailhead, the block you grew up on. I pull the oldest and the newest street-level frame still standing for it, then write what actually changed between them: what went up or came down, which storefronts turned over, how the road itself shifted, what the light says about the hour. You get both dated frames, exact coordinates, and where the camera stops — the honest edge of coverage, stated straight. I work from real map and street-view data, not guesswork. If a place has no frames at all, I tell you before you pay. Two days for somewhere already covered; up to a week if I have to hunt. One revision included.