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bright sources
illuminating a path
in multiple ways
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Different light sources exist in this photo. Artificial light illuminates from the ceiling and reflects off the metal elevator doors, and natural light coming through large windows to the left adds brightness to the inside of the building.
This is the inside of the cancer hospital where we spend a lot of time for my mother’s cancer treatments, procedures and tests. It certainly doesn’t look or feel like a hospital, but that was the intended design – to make the patient and family feel like they were NOT in a hospital. Even the individual patient rooms give the feeling like you are in a nice hotel room, only with a hospital bed.
I interpret “Let There Be Light” in two different ways for this posting. First, providing light inside of the building, and second, hoping that the visits here will help provide bright light for us at the end of the tunnel with my mother’s cancer journey. There is nothing significantly new since the last posting. We are continuing her regular aggressive treatments and waiting to see what the next scans and tests will tell us.
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This is the nicest hospital interior I’ve ever seen. Sorry to hear that your mother is having to go thru cancer treatment.
I agree!
I agrre too, thsi is a gorgeous capture of a lovely hospital setting.
All the best for your mother!
DIna x
Thank you so much for your kind sentiments!
I like the image, terrific use of light and creative too.
Thank you Phil! The interior here is quite impressive.
Good submission FM. Wish it wouldn’t be the inside of a hospital, no matter how gorgeous the building is. Hugs, Margie
Thank you very much, Margie! Hugs back to you!
Let there be bright light for you and your family at the end of the tunnel, FM! Thank you for letting us know…
Thank you very much, Amy! I appreciate you kind sentiments.
Light equals hope. I am hoping the light shines favorably for your mother’s treatment and recovery.
Thank you so much, Donna! We will keep hoping!
Good entry. May the light from the heaven above shine on your mom and get her well, and also shine on you and the rest of your family.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Jim! Much appreciated!
A truly beautiful setting for the sufferers of the big c to be treated… Linda has had 3 different cancers and all three have been treated at different hospitals, none however look as lovely as this one…
Aesthetics really do make a difference, and I think it is important for the patient as well as the family. Everyone who visited my mother in the hospital commented on how nice the hospital and her room was.
Your wife has been through so much. I hope she is cancer free and in good health. Thank you so much for your kind words, Bulldog!
An amazing photo, reminds me of Escher.
Thank you very much, Gilly!
soothing architecture, indeed!
“…This is the inside of the cancer hospital
where we spend a lot of time
for my mother’s cancer treatments,
procedures and tests.
It certainly doesn’t look or feel like a hospital,
but that was the intended design –
to make the patient feel like
they were NOT in a hospital.
Even the individual patient rooms
give the feeling like you are in a nice hotel room…”
Praying your mother’s treatment in this bright and beautiful hospital goes well Fergie. Hugs 🙂
Thank you so much, Madhu! Your kind words are much appreciated!
Oh I love this! I love it for the photographic skills you have but also for the much deeper meaning it conveys too. I wish your mum all the best with her treatments which must be very difficult to cope with and I wish you all the best too in your journey with her. I think about you often. Xx
Thank you so much for your kind and compassionate words, Christine! I wish you all the best also through your journey. Hugs!
here seems to a hospital for cancer patients. Giving the idea of a place of rest.
A big hug. Best wishes for your mother
Big hug back to you also, Gian Paulo! Thank you so much for your kind words!
WOW what a beautiful interior. I really like how you tilted the photo…it adds a bit of mystery. Thoughts and prayers Fergie for you and your Mom.
Thank you very much, David! I appreciate your kind words. I do find this interior quite interesting. I took a series of photos of this hospital with my iPhone while I was waiting for my mother to come out of one of her surgeries here.
My dear FM, I wish you an “illuminating path” in every way. May the light pour in and wash away the illness, completely! Beautiful photo for the challenge and for everything it symbolizes. My best thoughts and wishes – always! 🙂
Thank you so much, Marina! You also have an artistic and impressive skill with words. Thank you for the poignant words “may the light pour in and wash away the illness” – brilliant!
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This was something I actually saw when I was writing it… maybe that explains how it came out, as my English is not that good! 🙂 It’s my wish to you. 🙂
Lovely take on this soothing architecture, a place of journeys enfolded in light. I appreciate it is a difficult journey and I wish you, your family, especially your mother well in the process.
Thank you so much for your kind words and well wishes! They are so appreciated, Jane!
Great picture.
I hope your journey with your mother has lots of light. Light lifts our spirit. Light brings us hope. Light can take away fear.
Thank you so much, MCS Gal! We will continue to make as much room as possible for light to pour in.
I wish your mum all the best.
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Very nice shot, Fergie! Love the creative composition.
nice shot!
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All the best for your mother.
Such an excellent photograph, and prayers and healing sent for your mom. I know it must be a difficult time for you and your family, but as your picture shows – there is always light in the shadows. XO
What a wonderful photo and hospital. Wishing all of you the best.
Hope the treatment is having a positive effect.
This is a wonderful photo with its curves and light.
All the best to your mother…
I’m so sorry to hear about your mother’s condition, Fergiemoto. My prayers to your family and that the treatment will heal mom.