Monochrome Madness: The Waiting Room

I hope I’m not too late to join this particular party, but the latest theme for Monochrome Madness is/was ‘chair’ or ‘chairs’.

These particular examples of functional utilitarianism can be found in the waiting room of the main hospital in the town of St-Junien.

(Well, I say waiting room, but in reality it’s just a corridor with groups of colour-coded seats outside a long line of consulting rooms). In colour, these are actually a lurid, determinedly institutional green plastic, but the monochrome conversion does bring out some interesting textures, notably on the backs, that are quite invisible in their ‘natural’ state.

Monochrome Madness: Chairs

2 Comments on “Monochrome Madness: The Waiting Room

  1. It is never too late for a photo challenge I reckon, well maybe a month later 😂
    Basic functional chair can take on a different look in monochrome. I like the one on the right. It looks like the lower part of a face with a nose and mouth.
    Thanks for joining in my MM#29 prompt 😀

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