Photographer Aaron Hobson lives in small town in the remote Adirondack Mountains and is afraid of flying. His projects are intentionally cinematic, but none as much as his Cinemascapes series. For hours, he travels. He drags himself along a road after road, through town after town of Google Street View, searching for that perfect, lingering scene accidentally captured “by the automated and aesthetically-neutered street view cars.” He digitally alters these captures with a little Photoshop “dodge and burn” or a drop of ethereal hue or shadow. See the “enchanted and remote lands typically only reserved for the eyes of it’s inhabitants” in our gallery and commence wanderlust.
Saint Nicolas de la Grave, France. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Route 200, Mexico. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Hong Kong. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Dogs Island, Ireland. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Route 17, South Africa. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Prejmer, Romania. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Utsira, Norway. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Posada de Valdeón, Spain. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
Buena Vista, Mexico. Photo credit: Aaron Hobson
