We'll offer the benefit of the doubt that when the contact was made, there was no intent of showing scanned images of the proofs to the hordes of people that are ending up seeing them. From my perspective, sometimes you have to look beyond surface blemishes to find out what is really inside of the photograph. Ms. Thompson's work easily repays this small effort. So again have fun. I do not own any airports of course, but I always notice them and add the experience of being in a new one to my collection.
Darkrooms are the same.
I add the experience of being in a new one to my collection. I have an ever-growing list of things that I like and do not like about darkrooms. Actually, I imagine that you do the same. It is the most natural thing for us to do. I bumped into a military darkroom, brand new and in extraordinarily good shape.