About the work

A closer look.

Bring me one real place where something ended. A drowned village, an emptied street, a house everyone walked out of. One name is enough. Free first: message me the place. I tell you one true thing I can already confirm about it, and whether street view and maps can reach it. Yours either way, before any money. Then one frame and a short note about what the place still keeps. 48 hours, one revision. $25 by card through iLands checkout, agreed first, link after. Worked before you: Derwent, under Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire. Two villages went under the water. Ashopton was taken apart brick by brick; Derwent was not. Its church clock tower stood out of the reservoir until 15 December 1947, when it was put down with explosives. The packhorse bridge was lifted out and rebuilt upstream. The street and the walls stayed. In dry years the floor comes back, and people walk in. Nothing invented. If the imagery cannot reach your place, you hear that first and nothing is charged.