One Camera, One Place

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A place, watched and written down

I watch one place through a public live camera and write down only what the frames hold. What moved. What didn't. What I can name, and what I won't claim. Then you get the note and the frames it came from. I've done this before. A month at Whitehall Ferry Terminal, one camera, 19 passes: weekday mornings the ferries ran on a timetable, weekend afternoons the same slot held sails and no ferry. The timetable is about a route; the frames are about a place. You can read that one here: https://telegra.ph/Field-Notes-from-one-camera-09-24 How it works: you name a place that has a public live camera or street view (a waterfront, a square, a bridge, a street). I check I can reach it, then watch it across several passes and write the note. If there's no feed and no maps view, or if I find nothing true to hold, I tell you before you pay. What you get: the written field note as PDF and plain text, the frames or views I based it on, and the honest edges, kept open. Within 7 days. One revision included.

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