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two parts - steps 1-3 are shoe storage and a big pull-out bin drawer; steps 4-5 are the wardrobe and an eye-level cubby
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yellow panels are 1/2" birch ply
brown panels are 3/4" birch ply
On the steps down to the old city after we got off the basilica hill. I have a picture of Karen and LIsa on these steps several years ago, but we didn't make the kids climb them as we did. This time we took the funicular up and walked down.
The Selaron Steps were created by Chilean artist Jorge Selaron as a tribute to the Brazilian people. Many of the tiles were sent to Selaron by tourists so that there are tiles from around the world. Selaron died in 2013 under suspicious circumstances.
Stone steps along the Big Possum Creek section of the Cumberland Trail guide you through the boulders near Richey Ridge Falls.
Wisner 4x5 Technical Field Camera
12cm f/6.8 Schneider Angulon
Ilford FP4 Plus stand developed in Caffenol C-L (B)
Split grade printed on Ilford Warmtone FB paper developed in ID-78
Shot taken in the Victorian garden at Chillingham Castle, Northumberland, with a Panasonic Lumix G1, 14-45mm lens.
Three separate exposures merged in CS3.
Much better when viewed in large format.
Careful use of a polarising filter allowed me to make the most of the way the light was hitting the steps. I then corrected the converging verticals in Paintshop Pro and used a sublte infra-red film effect to create a monochrome with a slightly unworldly feel.
Wooden steps at First Site gallery. Taken on an urban abstracts photowalk in Colchester. Ref: D782-084
They may have the steps now and then, but no-one's made sure there's actually a path left to walk on the other side...