Dust settles thick across the timber shelves, interrupted only by the faint marks of long-gone glassware.
Built into the wall behind the bar at the Terminus Hotel, this shelving once held rows of schooners and tumblers, ready for the next rush of patrons. The painted timber is chipped and fading, and faint handprints still linger on the upper panels, barely visible through the grime.
Photographed with a focus on texture and memory, this print is rendered with museum-grade inks on archival paper, perfect for those who appreciate the subtle beauty in forgotten detail.