Leonida Marine Center

LEONIDA MARINE CENTER on a work shirt, worn by a man standing at a fence.

The lettering is embroidered or printed across the chest of a pale work shirt, in two lines, with a small mark beside it. The man wearing it stands in front of chain-link with water behind.

Branded workwear is a quiet way to establish a business without building one, and this is the only frame the name appears in.

Leonida is the state, so a marine centre carrying the state name reads as either an official facility or a large operator rather than a corner business.

How to recognise it

• LEONIDA MARINE CENTER across the chest of a work shirt
• Two lines with a small mark beside them
• Worn at a fence with water behind
• The only appearance of the name in the material

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 0:41.60. It is 1920 by 1080, and the subject occupies 422 by 270 of it. Also in it: a corner shop.

What we still do not know

• Whether the marine centre exists as a building on the map
• Whether it is official or commercial
• What it does — boats, wildlife, or research
• Whether the man is an employee