Homelessness figures in the UK are rising and with Night Shelters starting to close down, there will be more people on the street trying to take shelter. “But for the Grace of God” looks at the spaces of where rough sleepers take shelter in the Gloucestershire area. In the fleeting moments of everyday we catch the remains of where someone has taken shelter for the night. These intriguing spaces are often dark, strange and sometimes threatening and all we have is the objects left behind as to understand who inhabits there. This occupancy is separate from our consciousness operating below the surface in cities and is only recognised peripherally by our racing society. Each object photographed is from other known locations of where rough sleepers take shelter and are the remains of what they have left behind.