stairs – Perkins Designs

Haunted House

In this haunted house, there are two sets of stairways but no exit. Yes, pretty scary. But fear not, as my shops at Redbubble, Society 6 and Fine Art America offer an escape into merchandise available for your amusement. Make sure to visit, if you can find your way out of this labyrinth 👻

Steps Into Green

This photograph features a simple rock stairway leading into a dense forest, where everything is covered with green moss. It’s available on a variety of prints in my shop.

Abstract Escalators

Visit my shop. Based on a photograph of an escalator, this textured & abstract mirror image is available on a variety of items. So, stop by for a visit – and, use the stairs.

Spinning Structure

This graphic design features a photograph of stairs and a building, put into a state of spin using what is known as the Droste Effect. See more in my shops at Pixels and/or Artflakes.

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Symmetrical Steps Structure

Enjoy this abstract symmetrical pattern design, featuring a series of concrete steps and metallic rails. Gifts and apparel items are available in my shop at Redbubble. Check it out & watch your step!

Watch Your Step

If you’re following this concrete stairway into nature, I hope that you don’t mind getting your feet wet – watch your step! This photo was taken at the Obed Wild And Scenic River National Park, in Tennessee. Prints are available in my gallery.

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Hiking Into Forest

Flat rocks and wooden steps lead out of a gorge and into the forest, under a canopy of leaves and out of the rain. This photograph was taken at Fall Creek Falls State Park, in Tennessee. Prints available.

Hemlock Falls Trail

I recently had the opportunity to enjoy a visit to the 90-foot tall Hemlock Falls, located near Trenton, Georgia, in the Cloudland Canyon State Park – on the western edge of Lookout Mountain – on the Cumberland Plateau. The park has a $5/vehicle entrance fee.

Leaving Knoxville, Tennessee at 5:00 a.m., it was a 2 hour drive and I was the first person to arrive at the trail. By the time I returned to my vehicle, however, the parking lot was full.

Suggestion

If you arrive early, come prepared with the correct fee: an envelope with 16-quarters + a $1 bill isn’t easy to pass through the slot in the fee-deposit box. D’oh!

During my hike, I met several interesting people – a Pastor and his wife from Knoxville, a couple traveling on vacation from Ohio, and an individual from Marietta, Georgia, who was filming the canyon using a drone.

Despite being only 1.1 miles out and back, visitors must traverse 600 steps into the canyon. I was pleased that the trails were in good condition, and the hike wasn’t too difficult. For those in need of a rest, however, several benches have been conveniently situated along the trail.