A detailed 2D isometric editorial illustration of a professional photojournalist's cluttered workspace in 1996 for the "24 Hours in Cyberspace" project. The scene shows a stressed photographer sitting in a small room, struggling with technology. Key elements to include with labels and arrows: A small darkroom set up in a bathroom corner with "Film Developing" (hanging negatives and chemical trays). A bulky "Film Scanner" connected by thick cables to a PC. A large, beige "CRT Monitor" displaying a pixelated website interface. A tower-style "Desktop PC" under a metal "PC Rack". An "External Modem" with blinking lights connected to a landline telephone. Many "35mm Film Canisters" and high-end SLR cameras on a rolling cart. A desk covered in floppy disks, half-eaten pizza, and coffee mugs. An arrow pointing to the phone line labeled "Slow Connection (28.8kbps)". An arrow pointing to the computer screen labeled "Image Uploading...". Art Style: > Clean line art with a nostalgic 90s tech-magazine aesthetic. Soft, muted vintage colors (beiges, greys, and teals). Detailed but clear, organized like an infographic. High focus on the contrast between the high-tech goal and the messy, physical reality of 1996 equipment.