Today I decided I needed a bit of one-colour; one-colour Wednesday, perhaps? It may become a habit, and it might sometimes be a more traditional black and white monochrome, but today I felt pink.
This building has plenty of reds and pinks anyway, I just gave it a helping hand.
Modern retail and office block, Old Bailey, London, August 2020
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 26 August 2020
Posted as part of my Wednesday One Colour series
Modern buildings can really work sometimes, I just wish they weren’t all so big!
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You’re right, driven to make money as well as architectural wow.
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For a moment, they look as though painted. Pinks and reds are unusual colours for windows but they make such an eye catching pattern .
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I like your interpretation of modern warmth, Debs 🙂 🙂 Sticky warmth here at present. It’s funny how you don’t mind it so much when out at a restaurant or strolling under the stars.
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That is very true, Jo. I’d be very happy with heat and wine and a gentle breeze. Not quite like that here. I ate in London on Monday after finding the latest gumpics and sheltered under an umbrella because of rain not sun!
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Your “like” button seems to have disappeared. On purpose? — I quite like the pink hues. I had kind of a pink day myself today. In class we talked about domestic animals, pigs amongst others. Turns out, the Muslim taboo has worked: I got the wildest guesses about what colours pigs are, anything from white to black via brown and green! Nobody believed pink. I had to show them, and even then some of them tried not to look.
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