Im referring to the photo facing the side that is darker and more shadowy than other photos. Also if you have the aforementioned book on Frank Browne's photos, you can see that the pictures of his cabin are not the best quality. One of them is very fuzzy....so no...not the best when compared to other pictures. Keep in mind that up until she sailed Titanic still had people working round the clock installing drapes, carpet, putting away dishes, glassware and all that. There's a photo of B 58 in Daniel Klistorner's book that shows dust on the center table.This would have been unacceptable and cleaned right before boarding time.So it's possible that the wrinkles in the Writing Room carpet had yet to be taken care of- hence the "shabby" look of the room.The majority of photos taken of Titanic interiors were taken shortly before she sailed, so workers and photographers were jostling each other side by side.Im sure it was very hectic those few days before sailing time.So maybe the press were taking photos of rooms that had to be perfected and cleaned up, and that's what got memorialized for the rest of time.