Volunteer Adjusts Privacy Screens in Courthouse

Honeyed evening light floods the corridor of the Trabzon courthouse, casting the volunteer into a sharp silhouette against the bright window. The figure reaches upward, fingers manipulating the edge of a white privacy screen that stands between rows of voting booths. Paper leaflets scatter across the polished stone floor, caught in a sudden gust that ripples the air. The corridor stretches deep into the background, where successive doorways and pillars create layers of receding shadow. The texture of the screen is rough and fibrous, against the smooth, reflective surface of the tiles. A stack of unused ballots rests on a nearby table, their crisp edges catching the golden glow. at the edge is a crumpled flyer caught in the draft, hovering just inches above the floor.