New experiments are always needed. Even if it doesn't work, it's too mundane and doesn't get attention, but doing it, in my opinion, is still important. At least, personally, we get new insights or even new ideas, or learn something from new things.
Since I'm often outdoors, getting ideas from there, and making photographic pictures there, of course what's indoors almost never catches my eye. So, occasionally arises the desire to experiment to take pictures indoors, in a limited space.
I saw my son's toys lying on the floor in the sun shining through the window. So, here, I have not only the object but the light and the effect of it, the shadow.
Then, it occurred to me what if I put all that in the frame. How many interesting angles, roughly, that I might get. How much abstract meaning can I get out of it?
So, then I experimented!
An unpretentious experiment, of course, and I have to admit that there wasn't much I could do. But at least, I have tried it, and I can learn from the limited natural light, which enters into a confined space. I am very happy if I can get your critique, point out my shortcomings, and if you are generous, I will listen to your tips on various aspects. So please!