I am sure Adithya will be happy with “Nirlepism” here! A fine image Nirlep. Where does this ladder lead us to? ‘Other side’ of the Nature?

Yes, I am happy to see "Nirlepism" here. (Last Image without it was also nice.)

These images of yours evoke certain kind of uneasiness in me. Uneasiness about how we perceive the world, about how we taken for granted this world.

But again, I am a human being I need to construct a bridge to cross that river ( or destruct the nature)
There is an inevitability as another spec in this universe for us to to do this.

Your images stand nowhere between this. They silently say other possibilities of seeing and in tun other possibilities of living.

missed this one.
Are we holding on to just a part of the ladder and getting a limited vantage by resting it against a wall/fence we like .... do we even realize we only have a part of the ladder

I feel the body language of the ladder is to mean here to come downstairs (from skyscrapers) ........leading us to come back home-ground (nature).....

Regards...

Thanks Ganesh...
"where does this ladder lead us to" 'Other side' of the Nature?
A pertinent poser. Well it does seem to suggest presence or existence on the other side but at the same time the ladder itself got intricately entwined, even partly rooted in ground. Verticality of ladder affording deeper, farther vision broken by lateral stretch of vines; strands of time here and now...
Big thanks Adithya! We all have reasons to take/make photographs. For me it is unease as you say you too feel. Where language deserts camera comes handy.
Raj maybe ladder was placed there as a cue...yes if we keep holding on and don't actuate the cue, we are stuck then..
Ghanshyam the Rad!! Ladder to climb down whoa... No better re-invention than this.

I find the most interesting part .. that 'missing' step! .. is it too late for us now?! or we need to take a really 'big step', to catch-up!?, Nirlep.
Yes, 'Nirlepism' and agree that previous post was quite different, wrt content as well as colours.
Regards.

I would second with Nevil here. The missing step means a lot more to me than the present ones. Only time will tell how the remaining steps will stay put on over time.