Where the Crows Land is an exploration of the post-industrial wilderness. Through photography, it depicts the in-between spaces that have been forgotten and ignored. These spaces can be defined as edgelands - the fringe spaces between population centers and the countryside. These edgelands are populated with the waste material of our everyday lives, the residual categories leftover from construction, the 'dirt' kicked up by our very existence, ranging from a packet of crisps to a car flipped over in the field. Throughout this project I have sought to illuminate the scars we leave on the landscape and create a catalogue of spaces where we choose to leave our ‘things’ behind.
