What is going on in this image. It isn't a very steep staircase into a ceiling.
My office was asked for input recently on an ethics question. I circulated the question and got two opposing views, one said the rule is far to liberal and a danger to all who go near, and one it is far to restrictive and a danger to all who go near. And both are valid points of view. I can explain both.
I am sorting out my office, getting ready for a new office sharing arrangement. I am bringing home some personal items I have accumulated over the years, one was a little sign that reads, "I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you." Kind of rude, but I like it.
Many of the things we see in life, that we hear in life, that don't make sense, might with a little explanation. We can explain, understanding is an inside job, like happiness.
So what is happening above. It is a stone and concrete staircase from the underside. What looks like a ceiling at the top, is where the top of stairs join the floor above. You would climb up the other side of what you are seeing. The windows, are a skylight. This was taken in an aboveground metro rail (subway) station, looking straight up. Does it make more sense now?
Thanks for the explanation and I understand now but how come there isn't an opening at the top of the stairs. Staircase to nowhere.
ReplyDeleteLooking straight up??!?!?!?!
ReplyDeleteI thought maybe it was a stairway to the roof of the building.
The camera was pointed at the ceiling. We should look up more often
DeleteWhat a great shot! And, yes, NOW it makes sense.
ReplyDeleteAn optical delusion
DeleteLike this one. 👍
ReplyDeleteI get lucky sometimes
DeleteAs soon as you explained I totally saw it. And now I cannot see it at all as stairs to a ceiling.
ReplyDeleteI almost always start a post with a photo. I loaded this image, and looked at it, and was surprised by the perspective
DeleteI thought it was the Stairway to Heaven!
ReplyDeleteArriving a nice concrete barrier
DeleteIt does but I admit, I had to stare at it for a minute to actually see it.
ReplyDeleteIt is a nice weird image
DeleteExplaining can often help, but "The door has to be open for the air to get in."
ReplyDeleteSassybear
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I like that way of putting it
DeleteNothing is to be feared but understood.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to think of something I would be afraid of, after I understood it, mind stretching
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