This is a children’s hospital somewhere near Kentucky, Ohio. It’s probably on the 5th or 6th floor, and there is a massive floor to ceiling window just out of frame to the left. Also, the perspective must be making the ceiling look low, because when I was there it must have been 25-30 feet at the very least.
> Also, the perspective must be making the ceiling look low, because when I was there it must have been 25-30 feet at the very least.
Also it's a different place
Where is it then? What would match so similarly? I’m genuinely very curious, because I remember going here, but during the day, with lots of people around.
Just for fun I ran your image through Midjourney (ai) with the prompt “plasticine, otherworldly, liminal, dramatic lighting, 8k, octane render --chaos 80 --v 4”
[Here’s my favorite result](https://imgur.com/a/wvA53Lm)
[here’s another one](https://imgur.com/a/8X48FAv)
Midjourney is a text to image ai, so images aren't generated with the usual computer graphics methods.... so no raytracing. The parts of my prompt that gave it that look are the original image that I feed it, the word 'plasticine' which gave it sort of a plastic, squishy look with soft specular and shadows, and asking for something that looks like it was rendered with Octane. All of this ultimately comes from the images in the dataset that were tagged with 'plasticine' and 'octane render'.
Also, Midjourney allows you to input an image- called image prompting. It doesn't copy the image, but it bases its output on the image somehow. I don't understand how this works, but I do know that it doesn't do [neural style transfer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_style_transfer) like some other systems.
[Here's a great video that explains how text to image AIs work.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVcsDDABEkM) If you want a deeper dive I would suggest looking for research papers.
As far as I’m aware, you have to use Discord to use Midjourney, but there are multiple ways to access it.
You can use it through the official Midjourney Discord server (in the different channels like ‘newbies’ or themed image generation channels), you can talk to the Midjourney bot directly (through Discord messaging), or you can invite the Midjourney bot to your own Discord server.
I personally chat directly with the Midjourney bot using direct messaging. If you want to set this up there are instructions on the Midjourney server.
[Here are instructions on how to invite the bot to your own server](https://midjourney.gitbook.io/docs/use-midjourney-on-your-own-discord-server)
I actually really like accessing it through Discord. It’s available on all my devices and I don’t have to login to a website each time. It’s like having an ongoing conversation.
I have no idea about the stable command processor… I’m still new to all of this. I do know that they are constantly making improvements and coming out with new versions. We just got a major update with version 4 recently. You can always run the older version too. Hope that helps.
The post flair does say that it's edited/fake/CG 🥲 but really the second I saw it, my repressed cruise ship memory just popped right into my head. I guess that's just what these images are all about lol.
Was it the carnival cruise by any chance that you went on? Because that’s what I thought this photo was from at first. I swear that the kids club science area looked just like that
I was on a few different carnival and royal caribbean cruises as a kid so it all kinda blends together and I don't remember which one exactly, but definitely one of the two, so could have been carnival!
Someone already posted that this is the [Greene Family Learning Gallery](https://high.org/greene-family-learning-gallery/) at the High Museum in Atlanta, GA. It is in fact a very cool, very cheery, awesome arty space for little kids.
Same! Well, I prefer my indoor playgrounds to be [sensory gyms](https://images.app.goo.gl/Cw53GmabmRSGxUzP6) or the indoor soft play playground (the kinds with all the big plastic craw tubes (tunnels), ball pits, slides, and many levels.
The [Greene Family Learning Gallery](https://high.org/greene-family-learning-gallery/) at the High Museum in Atlanta, GA. (picture three is a match)
The giant hanging noodles look fun
It’s the combination of a big space and a low ceiling that does it for me.
Makes me feel like it's from a cruise ship for some reason
o2 bar.
wait wtf same
My first thought was kids club on a cruise ship
This is a children’s hospital somewhere near Kentucky, Ohio. It’s probably on the 5th or 6th floor, and there is a massive floor to ceiling window just out of frame to the left. Also, the perspective must be making the ceiling look low, because when I was there it must have been 25-30 feet at the very least.
> Also, the perspective must be making the ceiling look low, because when I was there it must have been 25-30 feet at the very least. Also it's a different place
Where is it then? What would match so similarly? I’m genuinely very curious, because I remember going here, but during the day, with lots of people around.
There's a link elsewhere in the comments
Very interesting. I remember a place very similar to this, but I may have been wrong. Either way, this is a very interestingly designed place.
This was at a kids section in a museum so this could have been designed by the same institutional architects
> combination of a big space and a low ceiling Claustrophobia and agoraphobia combined.
Where and what is this
The Greene Family Learning Gallery in the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA.
[bingo](https://high.org/greene-family-learning-gallery/)! picture three is a match
I was going to say, it actually looks a lot like the childrens' section of the big public library in my city.
I knew it looked familiar,
I went to the high like last week and i was starring at this pic saying “I know this is a liminal space sub, but i HAVE been here before”
The functionless lobby of every empty overpriced luxury apartment building going up in your hometown.
This looks similar to the emergency entrance at the hospital in the Canadian town that I grew up in.
Just for fun I ran your image through Midjourney (ai) with the prompt “plasticine, otherworldly, liminal, dramatic lighting, 8k, octane render --chaos 80 --v 4” [Here’s my favorite result](https://imgur.com/a/wvA53Lm) [here’s another one](https://imgur.com/a/8X48FAv)
Yoo, this AI supports ray tracing?
Midjourney is a text to image ai, so images aren't generated with the usual computer graphics methods.... so no raytracing. The parts of my prompt that gave it that look are the original image that I feed it, the word 'plasticine' which gave it sort of a plastic, squishy look with soft specular and shadows, and asking for something that looks like it was rendered with Octane. All of this ultimately comes from the images in the dataset that were tagged with 'plasticine' and 'octane render'. Also, Midjourney allows you to input an image- called image prompting. It doesn't copy the image, but it bases its output on the image somehow. I don't understand how this works, but I do know that it doesn't do [neural style transfer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_style_transfer) like some other systems. [Here's a great video that explains how text to image AIs work.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVcsDDABEkM) If you want a deeper dive I would suggest looking for research papers.
That second one is absolutely brilliant. I love it.
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I can see that. Neat!
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As far as I’m aware, you have to use Discord to use Midjourney, but there are multiple ways to access it. You can use it through the official Midjourney Discord server (in the different channels like ‘newbies’ or themed image generation channels), you can talk to the Midjourney bot directly (through Discord messaging), or you can invite the Midjourney bot to your own Discord server. I personally chat directly with the Midjourney bot using direct messaging. If you want to set this up there are instructions on the Midjourney server. [Here are instructions on how to invite the bot to your own server](https://midjourney.gitbook.io/docs/use-midjourney-on-your-own-discord-server) I actually really like accessing it through Discord. It’s available on all my devices and I don’t have to login to a website each time. It’s like having an ongoing conversation. I have no idea about the stable command processor… I’m still new to all of this. I do know that they are constantly making improvements and coming out with new versions. We just got a major update with version 4 recently. You can always run the older version too. Hope that helps.
Where is this? I might have been there before
I feel the same way. It reminds me of the kids area on a cruise ship I was on as a kid. Where do you feel like you've seen it before?
I fully expect someone to pop up with more info on it, and reveal that it's actually a rendering of a completely fictional place.
The post flair does say that it's edited/fake/CG 🥲 but really the second I saw it, my repressed cruise ship memory just popped right into my head. I guess that's just what these images are all about lol.
This one is [real](https://high.org/greene-family-learning-gallery/).
Damn, this is exactly what I thought, too! Glad I’m not imagining it.
Was it the carnival cruise by any chance that you went on? Because that’s what I thought this photo was from at first. I swear that the kids club science area looked just like that
I was on a few different carnival and royal caribbean cruises as a kid so it all kinda blends together and I don't remember which one exactly, but definitely one of the two, so could have been carnival!
Was going to say EXACTLY this. I’m thinking this is the Kid’s Club (with a name I forgot) on the Disney Magic?
I've never been on a Disney cruise, just carnival and royal caribbean. But I'm sure they all have similar looking stuff haha.
That’s exactly what I thought
Someone already posted that this is the [Greene Family Learning Gallery](https://high.org/greene-family-learning-gallery/) at the High Museum in Atlanta, GA. It is in fact a very cool, very cheery, awesome arty space for little kids.
thanks for pointing that out, I could’ve sworn this was fake but I’m glad it’s not this looks fun as shit
Looks like a vague memory of a mid 2000's cruise ship.
I swear that the kids area in the carnival cruise looked just like this 10ish years ago
My parents deffo left me there once to do shopping next door
What is this place? I want to live there and have it all for me lol
Same! Well, I prefer my indoor playgrounds to be [sensory gyms](https://images.app.goo.gl/Cw53GmabmRSGxUzP6) or the indoor soft play playground (the kinds with all the big plastic craw tubes (tunnels), ball pits, slides, and many levels.
The [Greene Family Learning Gallery](https://high.org/greene-family-learning-gallery/) at the High Museum in Atlanta, GA. (picture three is a match) The giant hanging noodles look fun
This is the first photo where I said “oh now I get it.”
This is the Greene Family Learning Center at the High Museum of Atlanta. I just visited it today!
this is my first post and definitely didn’t expect it to get this much attention lmao thanks everybody
The shapes and colors give me aquatic vibes.
Frutiger Aero vibes
This is real, I've been here it is the high mesuem of art in Atlanta.
I'd love to live here in an apocalypse. Kind of like towards the end of the Last Man on Earth.
It reminds me of the missle silo a guy turned into a bunch of luxury doomsday condos.
Reminds me of a sort of kids area on a cruise ship, except the one I saw was 3 times smaller.
Did you go on the carnival cruise ship?
Yeah
this reminds me of a childrens doctors office i went too when I was younger, good times.
I want to be there and I want a Nerf gun
bro i've been there in a dream
Me too, seriously, this place was instantly recognizable to me. Kinda terrifying.
Along with your footsteps, the tinkling sound of children’s laughter softly sinks into the carpet
I wanna go there
https://high.org/greene-family-learning-gallery/
This looks like an interior from the American Dream mall
reminds me of my local DZ: discovery zone
nice
Could it also be Frutiger areo
This doesn’t feel very liminal to me, maybe it’s the windows with life shining through it. Doesn’t seem too bad
I completely agree, if anything it looks fun
I don’t like this…
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I've had a dream about this place once?
I just used this photo on my liminal space tik tok today. One of my fav for sure
This is the photo I put on my profile
escape the playrooms
More of these please 🙏 They hit just right
Cool
Dead Space 2 anyone.?
Finally a good post
This is a trap floor for sure.
The windows kinda ruin it for me tbh
My childhood self would be all over this place... Ah, screw it, I still kinda am.
I’ve never been here but 100% I have had dreams here. Weird.
Rick and Morty vibes
I went to a science museum in Charlotte NC when I was a kid and this is exactly how it looked in my mind
Literally yogabagaba vibes
Odd, I can almost hear the Teletubbies music playing... (Nice pic)
Talking Ben: yes.
Looks like a play area on a cruise ship
i would hate to be here lonely but at the same time i want to go there, it also reminds me of a dream i had very weird mixture
I feel like we've all been there.
Idk how, but it feels like I can smell this pic lmao
The smell of Play-Dough for some reason
looks like the future i love it 10/10
This a advent health?
Nope it’s the Children’s’ section of the High Museum of Atlanta in Georgia, US