Well, according to the Daily Telegraph, conservation architects in Delhi have discovered that originally, a good deal of the Red Fort was originally… white. Quoting KK Mohammad, head of the Architectural Survey of India said the ‘Red Fort’ is a “misconception” because although its exterior ramparts are red sandstone “more of the Red Fort is white than people realise.” Apparently, the giant red stone sundial that is the Jantar Mantar was also originally all white too… ooops.

India - Delhi - Judduchkra Iqbal, a magician from the Kathiputli Colony in the Shadipur Depot slum dresses for a show behind the Red Fort

India - New Delhi - A garden seen through the arches of the Janar Mantar

… miserable January days; a distinct lack of colour… let’s see if I can’t fix that…

Lebanon - Beirut - a man smokes a cigarette in a cafe on the Corniche in the late afternoon sun

India - Kerala - Two students, one admiring himself in a mirror, relax in their room at the Kerala Kalamandalam

I think it’s the red square of the mirror that works for me… but I might be wrong…