Points of Interest
ProcessAbout
Points of Interest is an ongoing data-driven landscape photography project that explores how technology—specifically satellite imagery, computer mapping systems, and spatial analysis tools and techniques—can be used to define and explore our sense of place. By layering the geographic footprints of years of satellite imagery I create "interest surfaces" that show areas that have been photographed frequently from space, areas that have been photographed infrequently from space, and all the areas in between. I then travel to the areas of high and low collection or interest and photograph the landscapes that I find there. This work examines how technology creates new views of the landscape that expose tensions between of our increasing fixation on location and our dwindling sense of place.
Read more about the project in the Parsons Journal of Information and Mapping Volume VI, Issue 4.
Points of Interest in the United Arab Emirates As Defined by Commercial Satellite Imagery Collection, 1986-2013




Points of Interest in Washoe County As Defined by Commercial Satellite Imagery Collection, 1986-2011


Points of Interest in Southern California As Defined by Commercial Satellite Imagery Collection, 1986-2011











