The ’Creekside Country’ series is a photographic documentary dealing with an area that connects the rural agglomeration with the center of Budapest  through the Rákos stream for a total of 44 kms.As a by-water, the stream’s impact is not as discernible but quite important regardless, as it feeds the Danube, which eventually flows into the Black Sea.The stream and local communities have been living in symbiosis since the arrival of the first settlers. Today, the nature of this relationship has completely changed: the proximity of water no longer ensures subsistence or prosperity.The area used to consist of bogs and meadows, but was gradually built-in - first with farms and weekend houses, then as urbanization later continued, with industrial facilities and housing estates.