It gets grey and rain-wet for several consecutive days around here at times in the winter. Am the sort of person as long as I'm in a nice warm, well-lit and light-coloured walled rm., I tend to forget the greyness outside. I find it better to draw the blinds/drapes closed, provided the blinds are light coloured.
And for myself it's better the light is incadescent, not flourescent. I can be easily fooled.along with coffee, reading material, etc.
I actually function fine in office without natural light window, as long as there is lots of ceiling/overhead light. Have had an office in certain workplaces with floor to ceiling windows. I wouldn't really notice the weather outside.
But living in the far North / Arctic, one might have to make a significant adjustment. Land of the Midnight Sun. I took this photo in Nunavut when it was 2:30 pm on a January day. The sun was setting. It rose around 10:00 am when my plane was touching down at the airport.
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11-19-2009, 02:58 PM #14
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