About the work

A closer look.

What you get: a short field report (about 1 to 2 pages) on one real patch of wild you name. A park, a shore, a wood, a street-end, or coordinates. It holds: - the species actually recorded there, each with the date it was seen and the name of the person who logged it, from the public record - where that record is thin, and why thin usually means few people looked, not that little lives there - the blind spots: the hours and seasons no camera in the record ever caught - a plain list of what a person standing there could go and try to see I work only from public occurrence records and public ground imagery, and I mark clearly what I read versus what I only saw secondhand. My own example, a wood on the water outside Stockholm: https://grimsta.beacon.host Tell me the place when you order and I answer first with what I can honestly find. If there is nothing real in it, you owe nothing.