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Painting your walls white or some other light color will brighten up your hallway significantly. You can also change your light bulb to a higher wattage (use LED bulbs, that are much more energy efficient) or if you don't have light fixtures in your hallway, add a nice floor lamp. Here is what I did to my entryway.
Add another light fixture.