Green shadows

It so happens that there is an interesting thing where I do not expect it. Or rather, it was like this: I expected to see these fuchsia walls again, as they had been for several years. It was a wild color, unexpected for the walls of this staircase, but gradually I got used to it and began to immerse myself with interest in the outgoing haze, going up and down three floors.

And during this visit to the facility, once again I was preparing for the same thing by turning on the camera in advance, but when I opened the front door, I found myself in a completely green space.

Everything turned out to be repainted in green, except for the stair railings and tiles on the steps. But the glass in the windows was not changed and they remained with pink-purple tinting, which made the light penetrating from the street into the room acquire a pinkish tone. Putting pink on green light could drive me crazy very quickly because it's an abnormal combination.

The photo does not convey what I experienced there, there was no time to achieve the necessary similarity, because I had to take care of my brain and quickly climb higher, where there are no greenery or pink windows in the exhibition hall.

But when I saw all these shadows on the walls, I enthusiastically photographed them, forgetting about the pink light from the windows.

In artificial light, the paint looked different and didn't annoy me at all. I photographed this already on the way out of this strange house.

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Camera used: Nikon COOLPIX 1.22

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