It being a defunct furniture store explains the "unconvincing imitation of a place inhabited by humans" vibe it gave off.
It being a defunct furniture store explains the "unconvincing imitation of a place inhabited by humans" vibe it gave off.
In March 2003, there was a former furniture store called Rohner’s Home Furnishings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin whose second floor was being renovated by the (somewhat) new tenants, HobbyTown. ..... Renovating the space from the sale of furniture to a new remote-controlled racing car track (among other aspects) meant pulling down partitions and ripping out carpet. This inspired taking photographs of the process, one of which, DSC001561.JPG, was the legendary “Back Rooms” image. reading the metadata of the original image reveals the date it was taken (June 12, 2002), and the camera used (a Sony Cyber-Shot model).
>In March 2003, there was a former furniture store called Rohner’s Home Furnishings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin whose second floor was being renovated by the (somewhat) new tenants, HobbyTown.
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>Renovating the space from the sale of furniture to a new remote-controlled racing car track (among other aspects) meant pulling down partitions and ripping out carpet. This inspired taking photographs of the process, one of which, DSC001561.JPG, was the legendary “Back Rooms” image.
reading the metadata of the original image reveals the date it was taken (June 12, 2002), and the camera used (a Sony Cyber-Shot model).
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https://mattfife.com/?p=11468 Some more of the images seem to have been pulled up, or something. Youtube video with loyout and walkthrough included.
https://mattfife.com/?p=11468
Some more of the images seem to have been pulled up, or something.
Youtube video with loyout and walkthrough included.
Wow!
Wow!
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