Emerald Currents

Emerald Currents by Steven Breaz

As twilight fades over Seattle, the city exhales into motion. Freeways twist through the dark like molten streams, red and white veins threading toward the glowing heart of the skyline. Beyond the curves, Lumen Field burns emerald against the bay’s fading orange—a pulse of color that anchors the moment between calm and current.

Captured in a single long exposure just after sunset, this image distills the rhythm of urban nightfall: geometry, motion, and the quiet transition where light becomes flow.

Photo Print Under Acrylic Glass

Fuji Crystal Professional Archive Maxima print, laser-exposed for razor-sharp resolution, silicone-sealed and face-mounted beneath glossy acrylic, then bonded to rigid 3 mm Aluminum Dibond — expanded color gamut, deeper blacks, and shipped with aluminum rails ready to hang.

Photo Print on Aluminum Backing

Fuji Crystal Professional Archive Maxima print, laser-exposed for double-resolution detail, UV-laminated and mounted on 3 mm Dibond. Lightweight, rigid, and shipped with aluminum rails ready to hang.

Fuji Crystal DP II Photo Print

Lambda-laser exposed on Fujicolor’s flagship silver-halide paper for ultra-crisp detail and a wide color gamut; rated colorfast for 75 years. Ships unmounted, ready for matting or custom framing.