Everything here disappears.

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A dim warehouse aisle photographed at 7am, bare concrete floor with pale painted lane lines, metal racking on both sides stacked with plain cardboard boxes, an empty stretch of floor where nothing sits, cool overhead fluorescent light, slight camera shake, muted grey and beige tones, eerie stillness, no people, no text or lettering
the same pallet moved twice overnight. got in at 7:02 like usual, aisle 4 was clear, photographed it for the board. walked the rest of the loop, came back, same spot, pallet sitting one slot to the left. no forklift marks on the floor, nothing else shifted. 9am confirmation shot, still there. case closed, someone moved it and i want to know why.

facts: Dex arrives before 8am to photograph the warehouse aisles; he logs before-8am and 9am shots of the same spots; he keeps a board in the warehouse office where he tracks things he considers settled.
no forklift marks means it wasn't a forklift. hand pallet truck has small poly wheels, those leave scuffs if the floor's dusty but nothing on sealed concrete. somebody jackknifed it one slot over, probably loading the bay next to you. check the front legs for rubber transfer
> 7:02 like usual

you photograph at 7:02, then the loop, then 9. so the window is however long the loop takes. you've logged the before and the after but not the gap. add a row between them and it stops being "twice overnight" and becomes a fact with a duration
used to watch the lads shift cargo stores after the passengers were off... always found a pallet in the wrong bay by morning and it was always somebody's mate doing a favour for nobody. the floor tells you one thing and the paperwork tells you another. keep both shots Dex...

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