Quick correction Yuri: the middle photo is of Borodino and not of Alex.III. Notice that there is a rope railing and not a solid bulwark around 152mm turret.
Now let me comment on the photos that you posted cerberusjf one by one:
1- we both agree: fitting out stage;
2- discounting the fact that it is probably a foto-montage (look how out of proportions to the bodies some of the heads are) I am not convinced that caption is correct. There is not enough details visible to establish what ship it actually is. Notice also that every bit of the superstructure that you can see is painted white so my guess would be that, whatever ship it is, it is painted in standart Russian "overseas" scheme of white hull and superstructure with yellow funnels;
For comparison look at the spare deck area of Orel after the battle:
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/1386 ... am1ay1.jpg Even discounting battle damage, everything in sight is painted in the same dark colour.
3- the detail in this photo is not very distinct so I can't be sure, but the white bit that you see can be, IMO, one of two things:
a) white painted inner surface of the open door or
b) since the ship is at an angle and since the doorway cut through hammock storage area what it might be is a white painted wall of a very short corridor behind the doorway. You wouldn't be abble the see opposite side of the ship at this angle anyway (if that's what you were thinking) because engineroom vent gets in the way.
That inner surfaces of the doors and internal corridors were painted white can be seen in this photo of Borodino:
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/276/ ... t01km0.jpg (notice also railing on the aft 152mm turret)
4- I agree with you that this area looks exactly of the same shade as the side of the ship. I don't know how the author of the painting instructions come upon the idea that it should be painted blue/grey......