Earlier in this series I posted an image showing the stairs at the theater. This is a view next to the bottom of the stairwell looking straight up. Well, that’s it for our visit to Miller Theater. I hope you enjoyed this series.

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Song: Iron & Wine – “Me and Lazarus”

I liked the look of these two sinks in one of the restrooms at the old theater. We are almost done with images from Miller Theater.

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Song: Jonny – Waiting Around for You

This area was right outside what I think was the women’s restroom on the second floor of the theater.

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Song: Johnny Flynn – “Hong Kong Cemetry”

One more shot of the messy floor and one final image from the projection room at the theater.

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Song: Iron & Wine – “Monkeys Uptown”

We’ve already seen just the scene to the left with the toilet, but this is a view pulled back and with cross processed film.

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Song: James Vincent McMorrow – “Early in the Morning, I’ll Come Calling”

There were three of these units in the projection room, part of the RCA Theater Sound system.

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Song: Breathe Owl Breathe – “Swimming”

Here’s a shot of the not so clean floor in the theater’s projection room. The sheet on the floor gives the show times for what I’m assuming was one of the theater’s last movies shown, Jaws 3 in 3D, not the best movie to go out on.

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Song: Iron & Wine – “Walking Far From Home”

This is how I found the chair in the projection room in the old theater. It was too odd of an assortment of items to not photograph it.

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Song: Mew – “The Zookeeper’s Boy”

This is the back of the projector. I liked this perspective looking at the “hooks” or whatever they are called.

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Song: Fences – “From Russia With . . .”

This was the toilet inside the projection room. I guess the projectionist wouldn’t need too much privacy probably always being the only person in the room.

Camera: Hasselblad 501CM camera using Kodak Portra 400 film

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Song: The Russian Futurists – “Hoeing Weeds Sowing Seeds”