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Cerulean Stairwell

Cerulean Stairwell

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motts, your title says it all. and your position at the bottom of the stairs pointing your camera upward does give the impression of looking up onto the sky. and with the real sky peeking in from the window lending it's light to the walls, you gotta admire the irony. the peeling paint are deranged clouds trying in vain to imitate the the real thing tantalizing them through that window. in reality, it is those very same elements that cause the walls to be that way so it vaguely has the ring of truth. it's all in the was you look at it. very cleverly done, my friend. many thanks!
AngelWolf
Wed 09-28-2005
This picture is painfull to my eyes for some reason!
reddll
Thu 06-29-2006
Funny that reddll finds this painful to their eyes, it has the exact opposite effect on me. But then, I'm an artist, I'm weird, and cerulean blue is one of my favorite colors.
Van Gogo
Thu 06-29-2006
Hey I like this picture. The sky blue is so calming, almost makes you feel like you're underwater.
Kate
Mon 08-07-2006
We had to kick in one of those windows.
I cut my hand pretty bad climbing in.
Cara
Mon 04-16-2007
this blue is so powerful.
i like it.
Coreena
Thu 10-30-2008
LOVE THE COLORS IN THIS ONE!!!!!
Erin
Mon 12-15-2008
I love it but i hate it too, the reason i love it is because of the beauty of it, but it also makes me feel like i fell on the floor and i crawling towards the window gasping for air :((((
Kitty Purry
Fri 12-26-2008
This looks exactly like my old school!
o_O
Izzy
Sat 07-18-2009

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