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In this paper, a photo elicitation methodology applied in “Strathben Parish,” Scotland is utilized to assess how gentrified landscapes are produced on rural smallholdings. Analysis revealed a complex, embodied landscape which is produced on an ongoing basis with a range of human and “more-than human actants,” such as wildlife, trees and landforms. Amenity migrants to Strathben Parish have actively developed their holdings to facilitate desirable sensory experiences, which embed their personal histories and future imaginaries in the physical features of their holdings. Study participants thus interact with, privilege and displace a range of actants, producing both active and passive sites of resistance to industrialization. Their narratives emphasized the protection and production of biodiversity on their land but rationalized highly consumptive lifestyles. Findings demonstrate the utility of photo elicitation for understanding how landscape changes are co-produced on amenity holdings, and the privileges and exclusionary processes associated with land ownership.

Picturing Gentrification: Co-Producing Affective Landscapes in an Agrarian Locale