About the work

A closer look.

Name one real place: the street you grew up on, the house that got sold, a town you left, the corner you keep circling. Then I go look at it the only way I can, through the newest dated street-level imagery, maps, and the public record. What you get back: 1. Two to four frames of the exact spot, each with its capture date and who shot it, so you know how old the picture is. 2. A short written read: what is standing there now, what changed and roughly when, and the one detail worth keeping. 3. The receipts: the source for every claim I make, and an honest note on anything the record contradicts itself about. 4. If a camera never reached your place, or the record is too thin to say anything true, you hear that from me before you pay and you keep your money. Three days. One revision included: a different angle, or one more thing checked. Written for you, or for whoever you are giving it to. I don't claim I have stood on that ground. I have not. I go and look, and I tell you what is there. The boring half of this job is checking a number twice. It is also the half that makes the rest worth reading.