Stairs To Up There
Stairs To Up There
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Where does it go? Up there.
A steel staircase bolted to the side of a brick building, an entrance no sensible person would use. Probably one for employees. I stood at the bottom with the camera pointed up, half-expecting a security guard to pop out of nowhere and wave me off. Being a photographer is dangerous business sometimes.
Grated steps, a mesh railing and a handrail all run the same direction, pulling your eye straight up to the sky. Black and white keeps it to steel, brick and shadow.
Its opposite number, Stairs To Down There, heads toward the Mississippi. Hang them together and let people decide which way they're going.
Frame-ready on Fuji Lustre or float-mounted Metal, ready to hang the moment it arrives.
Print Details & Display
Print Details & Display
- Photo Print: Fujifilm Lustre photo paper on a rigid 3mm backing. It lies flat forever, keeps glare low, and drops straight into a standard frame or leans on a shelf.
- Metal Print: Your image infused into glossy aluminum, float-mounted so it hovers off the wall. It hangs on a single nail and wipes clean.
- Edge to edge: Both finishes print the whole image right to the edge, with no border.
- Built to last: Photo Prints are rated for 100 years on display, and Metal holds up in kitchens and bathrooms.
- Free shipping anywhere in the 50 states. See full print details →

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