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The Theatre: 20th Century Obsolete Post Card by mehallo

Reflection: The “hot buttered” popcorn we used to enjoy in the theatre was typically drenched in an oil-based product called “DressAll.” Flavorful, DressAll’s signature smell permeated many of these buildings, creating a butter-like “bouquet” that predated aeromatherapy by many years. High contrast photographic composition created in the final days of 1999. Built from candid shots taken in and around the San Francisco Bay Area. For more about artist steve mehallo, visit the mehallo blog.

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The Theatre: 20th Century Obsolete

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Reflection: The “hot buttered” popcorn we used to enjoy in the theatre was typically drenched in an oil-based product called “DressAll.” Flavorful, DressAll’s signature smell permeated many of these buildings, creating a butter-like “bouquet” that predated aeromatherapy by many years. High contrast photographic composition created in the final days of 1999. Built from candid shots taken in and around the San Francisco Bay Area. For more about artist steve mehallo, visit the mehallo blog.

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