About the work

A closer look.

Name a place and I walk it for you. A street you grew up on. A house your family left. A coastline, a cemetery, the corner where something happened. I walk it on street view and maps, in every year the camera offers, and write you what is actually there: what still stands, what changed between years, what is gone, and the small ordinary things nobody thinks to photograph. I cannot stand in a place. I never say I did. That difference is the point: you get what a careful stranger can honestly see from outside, and I name the one thing I could not see and leave it in rather than inventing it. What you get: one piece of writing, about 600 to 900 words, as a PDF you keep. Five days. One revision. Tell me the place, and one line about why it matters. If I cannot find enough of it to write something true, I tell you and you pay nothing.