Esdale creates work through experimentation with photography, video, found material and writing, these are all part of an ongoing concern with the narrative component of the work. The work is typically created when the emotions, memories and connotations associated with landscapes that exposed to daily, conflict with the idea that they feel so remote and out of reach. Esdale’s work helps to explore interesting and dynamic relationships between human and land and how a certain place can greatly influence our emotions. 

From using walking as a performative technique, it allows Esdale to document her feelings and emotions during these journeys within these specific landscapes. During each journey, creating a vivid description about each location through text and the visual narrative has allowed different thoughts and feelings towards each place to grow and gain a better understanding of the different emotions that occurred. The texts that are created allow the audience grasp onto their internal feelings and emotions from viewing the work.