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WEEK 41 – Southaven Malco (Feature Presentation)
Wrapping up today with one final, stylized look at the lobby concession stand marquee. Like I’ve said, this is all normal/regular to me, so I have to remind myself it’s entirely new for y’all; and to that end, I sure hope you like the décor! As a matter of fact, that’s very much the impetus behind my engagement in this hobby: to see and explore how the same types of venues can look radically different in other parts of the country, state, or even locality. That’s a two-sided goal, also, in that I get to explore new places through y’all’s photos, and then hopefully (if I’m doing my job right!), you guys get to do the same through my own photos.
Even places that look the same décor-wise – such as, say, any given Walmart – can be different architecturally, or vice versa. There are lots of other interior intricacies as well, ranging from ceiling height to flooring to layout… Bottom line, it’s kinda ironic for me to be saying this on one of the arguably least retail-centric photos in my stream; but this ability to find, capture, and experience the differences of mundane, otherwise-similar-on-the-surface places – minute though those unicities may be – is part of what I majorly find cool about this hobby.
(There are other bits too, of course, such as the abilities to document stores for posterity, discover dated décor holdouts, and my particular interest in the graphic design side of things… but I think I’ve bored y’all enough already, haha!)
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
NOW SERVING
WEEK 41 – Southaven Malco (Feature Presentation)
Wrapping up today with one final, stylized look at the lobby concession stand marquee. Like I’ve said, this is all normal/regular to me, so I have to remind myself it’s entirely new for y’all; and to that end, I sure hope you like the décor! As a matter of fact, that’s very much the impetus behind my engagement in this hobby: to see and explore how the same types of venues can look radically different in other parts of the country, state, or even locality. That’s a two-sided goal, also, in that I get to explore new places through y’all’s photos, and then hopefully (if I’m doing my job right!), you guys get to do the same through my own photos.
Even places that look the same décor-wise – such as, say, any given Walmart – can be different architecturally, or vice versa. There are lots of other interior intricacies as well, ranging from ceiling height to flooring to layout… Bottom line, it’s kinda ironic for me to be saying this on one of the arguably least retail-centric photos in my stream; but this ability to find, capture, and experience the differences of mundane, otherwise-similar-on-the-surface places – minute though those unicities may be – is part of what I majorly find cool about this hobby.
(There are other bits too, of course, such as the abilities to document stores for posterity, discover dated décor holdouts, and my particular interest in the graphic design side of things… but I think I’ve bored y’all enough already, haha!)
(c) 2020 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)