Often my interest is in the transition of space (how does space become place?). These images are often found in the liminal edges of a space where the landscape transitions, sometimes from urban to suburban, sometime urban to woodland or forest. Here the garden, as place, bleeds into the woodland space, with a lone gardener working on transforming the land, slowly, but constantly, encroaching on another space.
Spent the morning in the gardens.
In the corner of the garden, by the woodlands.
Pathway Along the Train Track Fence.
The Pipeline Through the Forest
Two Paths Diverge.
Where the tree use to cross the railroad tracks.
Parking lot Overlooking Deep Cover, Burnaby, British Columbia.
The cove, just inland from Vancouver proper, serves as a terminal to industry and the oil industry in particular. Ship traffic is set to double due to new pipelines.
