These images include works I have made over the last two years: on the road living out west, photographing at a field research station in the Bay of Fundy, teaching in Western North Carolina and making images of my hometown of Baltimore, Maryland. This project explores how the earth holds its own sense of time and keeps a record of history through fossils, waterways, soil, and the atmospheric qualities of a place. I began photographing this series during the quietness of the pandemic, thinking about how fragile and porous our bodies are with the environment and built places. This work is inspired by myths, the daily dramas of living, the unpredictability of the weather, and how people structure their spaces and relationship to the living world