'A Catalogue of the Mill' is an accompanying book to 'An Ode to Wiston', which consists of images that were taken after my grandma handed me a camera that had a half shot roll of film inside of it and asked me to finish the roll and develop it. When I was given the camera, half of the pictures already taken on the roll had been left for at least 15 years. In the action of finishing the roll, I would be photographing the same place in a different time, capturing the varieties in human activity over time. Evoking a strong sense of nostalgia, the resulting images create a strong sense of possession and loss.
