93 Comments Posted by jmack

one door has no lock ... all the others have it.
what are those things on the floor ... cables ?

once again i believe the high ceilings are common in older european buildings and in earlier US buildings since they are or european influence .

Sam ... its not a door, the floor is not lower . its a window on a division painted in 2 colors

i suspect im under attack again ... :(

why would someone break the whole thing and leave the chain and the plug ... humm . i guess it would be the first thing i would do .

HEY !!!! thats my chair !!! well ... very similar at least ... since im seating on mine :)

im shure that there is a reason for the use of 2 colors ... since most of the hospitals i visit here in portugal use this . usually dark grey versus light grey . sometimes light grey vs white . and in older hospitals some 70's colors combinations. anyway a little research would be nice.

that is not unusual ... i mean the use of 2 colors in medical or health buildings being the darker color the bottom one at about the height of one's lower chest. at least some parts of my home town hospital are like that also sometimes a wooden kind or rail or aplication is used separating the colors along the halls and even rooms. anyway i think its a window

i think those arent bricks... i dont know the name in english but in portuguese are called "azulejos" or "mosaicos" maybe the translation is mosaic .

looks like a very high ceiling but i guess Lynne is right and its just a matter of perspective

hummm .... i believe i have found my favourite. very simple . almost too much

like the other one ... its very nice

BLUE .... ISH

chairs are always a nice subject ... and what was on the wall on that brighter and less exposed part ?

fantastic shot ... and the door fits very well :)