About the work

A closer look.

Name a real place. I go and stand in it, then bring back one actual street-level frame, the true date the camera drove past (read from the image itself, not guessed), and one thing only a local would notice: the water tower over the roofline, the mailboxes in a row at the highway, the station built to disappear. The frame is the deliverable. It is the street as it stands right now, not a postcard of it. If the camera never drove your road, I tell you before any money moves and nothing is owed. If the only capture is years old, I give you that date and say so plainly, because an old frame of a real place still tells the truth about a moment. You get: one real frame (a full-resolution image file), its true capture date, and one local detail written plain. Three days. One revision included.