February 2022 Challenge - Steps or Stairs

[Don]

This month the challenge is steps or stairs. Inside or outside.

[Luv2shoot]

Thanks, Don. 
I think I can find several photos that will work.
Here is my first.

[Adamphotoman]

Here is one following the lovely wide angle B&W from Lorell. Not to forget Don's initial B&W offering which I suspect is large format. This one is cell phone.

   

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This one I showed on WC but it shows steps.

   

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And in colour. I know I showed this in WC. It is outside of the box - a little. Taken several years ago when we 1st thought of selling and moving from Atlantic Canada. This winter they are getting snow. They have had 5 of 6 weekend storms since Jan 01/2022

   

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2007 D200 Turks and Caicos mansion.
   

[Luv2shoot]

Some of my favorites from you Grant.
I remember that YOUR BROTHER built that staircase. It is a work of art and professionally captured by you. Didn't he have to rip it out once or rip out the previous staircase? Maybe I got that story mixed up with something else that you shared. How in world did he get the wood to curve so perfectly?

Then I also remember the school bus in front of your house shot. Another awesome shot that I admired and am so glad that you posted it here in the challenge. Didn't you also use it when you sold your house last year?

A lot of neat architecture in the metal staircase that you took with your cellphone, but can't hold a candle to your brother's work.

[Luv2shoot]

Here is another set of stairs that I captured at our club's recent trip to the Lighthouses on the West Coast of Michigan.

[Adamphotoman]

Lorell,

I like it!! Red, Black Steel Steps,Rock & SNOW. Brilliant composition....
Here is one more "Who let the dogs out?"



   

[Don]

Some very nice images Grant and Lorell. I wasn't sure what kind of response we would get with this subject but these so far are great.

Here is one taken on the Rocky Mountain Express train a few years back.

[Man From Ironbark]

These are not stairs as such though my life hangs in balance on every every step. This being the top 30 feet of the staircase into my opal mine.

[Adamphotoman]

I know this stretches the challenge.
This is an abstract image and it is outside the box. Joggers Feet and the steps left behind.
Shot with a Better Light digital scan back on a 5x4 camera. The scan back uses a trilinear CCD. There is a slight time delay as each of the Red Green and Blue chips record detail one after another. When the subject is static the 3 images are in perfect register [the metal siding], BUT when the subject is moving[joggers in motion] the RGB channels are not in register and record as Motion Artifacts.

Timing has to just right - I like how the discombobulated bodies leave abstract bits and almost perfect feet behind.
Thus recording their steps.

[Man From Ironbark]

I can see a lot of steps there. Slight problem working out where they lead to.
Interesting work though.

Here's some natural steps or stairs, a rather long way up for a three and a half year old.


This is a fair way up the stairs as well.