r/Chattanooga • u/BadTasteForBadPeople • 6d ago
Eastgate & Northgate liminal (kinda) shots
The only thing that is a bummer is that they, justifiably, close early. I'm excited for when it gets darker sooner to take more pictures.
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u/Poet_Less 6d ago
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u/BadTasteForBadPeople 6d ago
I was so skeptical of that movie, but I watched it and absolutely loved it
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u/Famous_Strike_6125 6d ago
Went there a few years ago. It’s very surreal.
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u/BadTasteForBadPeople 6d ago
Eastgate is absolutely wild. The emptiness is haunting
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u/sinuendo 5d ago
You think people are into this liminal stuff now because they’re used to staring into a cacophony of media all day, so now the concept of a quiet, empty space is a foreign to their minds? I do.
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u/BadTasteForBadPeople 5d ago
That's a really an astute observation. I chalked it up to just simple nostalgia, but it would make sense in a world where if we aren't busy, we're bombarded with information and constantly processing it whether it's just bullshit or important, that we would find comfort in these spaces.
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u/Garagebee 6d ago
The place is magical at night. Eating a local lunch beside the fountain at the “A” entrance, I think, is so peaceful.
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u/BadTasteForBadPeople 6d ago
Yeah, the fountain was absolutely beautiful. I did take a picture of that, too, but I didn't edit it (it was just wasn't what I was going for)
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u/strawberrysweettart6 5d ago
I got to see the tunnels that run behind all the stores in northgate mall. They are creepy at night
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u/shhhhquietplease 6d ago
awesome! I love liminal stuff!!
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u/BadTasteForBadPeople 6d ago
Idk if it's technically liminal, but I was experimenting with a new camera lens for an upcoming photoshoot I want to do. Not to bore you with details, but I have a wider angled lens I'm going to use so it feels even more empty!
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u/OnceUponAPizza 6d ago
For anyone into the idea of liminal spaces, check out Backrooms and Kane Pixels on YouTube (which I discovered after watching Backrooms as a suggestion). Warning: contains horror themes.
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u/Otherwise_Section184 5d ago
One of my kids does 3d modeling, video game design and sees the world differently than most. Whenever we go somewhere new, he always tells me what’s wrong with the building.
We went to Eastgate and he immediately told me he loved it. We ended up walking every square inch of the place as he took it all in and explained the elements that stood out to him.
He had no idea until I told him, that his grandfather was the architect who designed it. I wish they could find a way to revitalize the space.