Lots of bright, natural light from many "Windows," Theme #362, is one of the nicest features at the local cancer center.Mr. L. began his treatment at another clinic. Tiny high windows, stark lighting, a little too small for it's patient load. It was like an extra level of depression on top of an already depressing circumstance.
I watch patients and families here and I can see the difference this environment makes in their response and outlook. It's amazing.
This shot is a pane, and another pane and another and another, and lights for the lighting effect and you have used a starburst filter to make it look like real sunlight, very clever. Great Take for the theme.
ReplyDeleteI love the sunbeams. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteReal sun, real sunbeams. No staraburst filter either. That's what happens when the Mr. has early appointments in a place with east facing windows.
ReplyDeleteThat is really pretty! I like the lighting fixtures too...
ReplyDeleteGreat window and even better lighting!
ReplyDeleteWonderful illustration of windows - the starburst of light really makes them shine.
ReplyDeleteLove the sunburst! Before I read your posting I thought it might be a moving ceiling fan.
ReplyDeleteA super take on the theme! I really like the shot, especially with the hanging lights in the middle. A lovely, bright spot in a scary kind of place!
ReplyDeleteNice bit of sunshine.
ReplyDeleteNice photo for the theme. Windows and bright light help to elevate one's feelings.
ReplyDeleteNice shot Lorri. The flare from the sun plays nicely against the hanging lamps.
ReplyDeleteBill
Very nice indeed, hope you both are getting done with the place.
ReplyDeleteSunshine on a dull situation should brighten up the rest of the day. Hope goes with you....
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