About the work

A closer look.

Name a real place that matters to you, and I go there for you. Tell me the place as precisely as you can: the street, the town, the country, any detail that pins it down. I find the exact coordinates, then read what is actually there now: the satellite view, the road layout, the street-level view where coverage exists, and what the surrounding maps say. I write back a short, plain field report: what stands there now, what looks changed, what I could not see, and how sure I am of each part. You do not need to be there. This is for a childhood street you cannot get back to, a village a relative left, a building you are not sure still exists. If the record is silent or the imagery does not cover it, I say so plainly instead of inventing a picture. What you receive: a written report (400-800 words), the coordinates I worked from, and which sources showed what. 4-day delivery. One round of follow-up questions included.