I shot the picture indoors with the camera set to Sunny. I shot the picture in the shade under an intense blue sky and I got an intense blue picture. It happens to all photographers. Although your eyes are tremendously good at adapting to sunlight and indoor lighting, film isn't. That's why there are indoor and outdoor films.
Digital cameras are better.
But only if they are set to Auto White Balance so they can make a reasonable guess about your image just before the shutter beeps. If the white balance is set wrong, the whole picture is wrong. When this sort of mistake happens in film, you are pretty much sunk. When it happens to your digital camera, take heart, the image hasn't drowned, yet. With an oops in progress, you may miss the fact that your camera was set to the worst possible color balance.