Like many towns in Spain’s central belt, Segorbe is one where demographic shifts and population flux can be clearly observed. Historically a city, the old town’s steep, narrow, cobbled streets are steadily becoming home to fewer and fewer, increasingly elderly residents, as families and young people seek either comfort in new constructions on the outskirts, or simply leave in search of opportunity in cities nearby or further afield.

This is a collection of photographs I made while wandering the streets of the old town during the winter of 2018-19.