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Bottom of the Well

Case of Illusion

Clear Rise to Nirvana

While visiting the World Trade Center Station Hub, I came across a hidden staircase located near an overpass of foot traffic. This station was so clean at the time of opening, this photo was taken on one of the first months of opening.

Dark Shore Twirls

While visiting San Fransisco, I had added the Mechanics Institute on my list to visit due to the beautiful nature of this staircase. When looking up, at the staircase, this was my view.

Concrete Puzzle

The Bal Harbour Shops in Miami features many exclusive, high-end designer stores and delicious restaurants. While visiting these shops, I noticed the architect's creative and geometric staircase design.

Unfocused Descent

The Mechanics Institute in San Fransisco displayed many impressive graphics, posters, and achievements. Realizing this story, I wanted to display the articulate nature of mechanics and their focus on the details aside the larger picture.

Woodwork Vertigo

Darkness Beneath My Feet

Unnoticed Explorations

In exploring a retail shop in Barcelona, I stumbled across this beautiful spiral staircase. At first site, I thoroughly appreciate the design, and then couldn't help to notice, I wasn't the only one.

The Lonely Flight

This photo was taken at the World Trade Center Station in New York City in abstract nature to illustrate the idea of the solo path's less traveled.

Golden Revolver

Grayscale Tower

Hypnotizing Descent

After Hour Showtimes

In the recent rise of online businesses and e-commerce, many retail industries have suffered in business. In Fort Lauderdale, I was visiting the Las Olas Riverfront which used to be an outdoor mall. In telling my story to the security guard on duty, he managed to let me grab a few flics inside the theater before demolition.

The Hidden Exit

After exploring the abandoned Parkway West Regional Medical Center and reaching the top floor, I managed to take a peek at the descent down. This was my exit.

Cobalt Steps

While staying in San Fransisco, I stayed at a small, local hotel that did not have a 2 person elevator. When visiting with my dad, I let him take the easy ride up. Mine lead to a nicer view.