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In Hawaii, you always take your shoes off when you enter the house. Probably because it's likely they are covered in red dirt or sand!
My entry for The Big Hipstamatic Show contest, for the theme of "Excess and Decadence" (Helga Viking lens, Ina's 1969 film, Dreampop flash).
Cities and people are not my regular subjects. Yet, in a rapidly changing city like HK, scenes like these are bound to be a thing of the past soon. Hence my attempt to capture a few while I still can.
Opposite the Reception counter, similar millwork creates a comfortable bench in the entry, a bookcase in the Wall Street Room behind
A statue waits for visits at 2 of the 4 entries into the Bayon temple. This one is covered in a shiny red cloth with incense in front of it.
Assertion: The IKEA in-store experience is a mixed example of a well-managed entry point.
Evidence: IKEA stores have high barriers to entry. They manage points of prospect moderately well, with signage and clear directions. IKEA stores provide a great example of progressive lures. More options unfurl themselves as the visitor progresses through the store/showroom.
Commentary: I generally think of IKEA as an onerous experience made better by design. It's Entry Point is not the high-point of its use of design.