These pictures taken by Christian Theile will definitely alter your perception if you previously found staircases uninteresting. Although Christian Theile is primarily involved in neurobiology, he was captivated by the realm of photography, particularly landscapes and macro photography. However, his passion and talent for capturing architectural elements become evident in his staircase photos. From various vantage points above and below, Theile skillfully composes his images to highlight the graceful swirls, lines, and curves found in these commonly overlooked structures. It should be noted that since staircases are often hidden from view, extensive research and obtaining the necessary permits are essential for each photo op.
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