The Hours Between
empty rooms and empty streets
the smells of cold wet concrete
a bridge away from fame and lore
i swear that I’ve been here before
A Collection by Aaron Oberst
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Calm
After set I would go up to my roof and gaze across the east river at the skyline. a storm was always brewing, but the city felt calm.
Do Not Cross
MY Time in Istanbul had come to an end. The end of the road. What next? We’ll cross that bridge when we get to it.
Neon Arcade
Thousands of footsteps a few hours ago, now silent, broken only by an ageless echo. Athens basks in the afterglow.
Blue
Our Last Day we decided to treat ourselves to dinner. I thought WE were the only ones. But The blue found it’s way in too.
so dramatic
A scene in the theater. a friend in the dark.
Smile
Crawling denizens and merchants, deals made and deals broken. Some will go the extra mile just to see an old soul smile.
Dream
I walked the streets of Amsterdam alone, under painted skies, illusions unknown, and now this city is in my bones.
Ares
It’s only fitting, in Greece, to visit the temple of Hephaestus, But find Aphrodite on some random street fueling the motives of war.
CHOOSE YOUR FINISH
Three surfaces. Three distinct ways the image holds light.
LUSTER prints
Light, held close.
Fine detail, deep color, and a restrained sheen that lets rain, neon, shadow, and distance remain exactly what they are. Luster keeps the image crisp without turning the surface into glass, making it the most faithful way to experience the photograph.
CANVAS
Atmosphere with weight.
Texture softens the edges and gives the image a quieter physical presence. City light becomes paint-like, darkness deepens, and the photograph begins to feel less like a print and more like a place pull out of deep memory.
METAL
Light with teeth.