Her most recent landscape work references the traditional western landscape: a grand vista, untouched by man, on which one can impose one's own presence and fantasies. She uses historic processes and stylistic conventions as an act of remembrance, of remaining in conversation with photographers across time. Heath attempts to humanize the landscape and include man's mark on nature in her subject matter. Her intention is not to exalt the landscape by hiding the signs of human influence, but rather to find beauty in its present condition.