Top the railing gives it away
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The biggest factor IMO is something no one mentioned yet: we can only see one face of each step (either the top or the wall). If a photo is taken from the bottom, we would almost always be able to see the tops of the first few steps, which isn't visible here. If a photo is taken from the top, the walls would pretty much never be visible (if they were, you could also see the photographer's feet).
Therefore, this photo is only consistent with a photo taken from the top.
It is possible that this is an extremely long flight of stairs or that the photo was taken from a deliberately deceptive angle, but if that's the case I have to say it was expertly done, because I am CERTAIN that we are looking from the top and the mattress is at the bottom.
Bottom, we can see dust and debris accumulated on the "run" part of the steps.
Thought something was weird here. The contrast and colour is making it difficult. If you turn up shadows it changes the entire feeling, including where the obvious light source is. I wouldn't expect the dark side of the mattress unless there was a bright light directly above it.
Also the banister/handrail arm wouldn't be horizontal. Most importantly, congrats, you got me invested.
No, the light could still be above the mattress on the ceiling at the bottom of the stairwell. This proves nothing.
But, the wear on the carpet indicates to me that those are the treads, so this is taken from the top of the stairs looking down. Also, not mentioned elsewhere, there is usually a nose on the treads and the carpet would follow the nose, which can't be seen from above.
Bottom, or else it would have to be in the process of falling due to physics.
From the wear patten on the carpet I would say bottom, but the handle to the side makes me think top !....
Top, see railing
top. you can see part of the handrail on the top left of the picture
I think that's a heavy duty banister bracket, like this one:
Some banister brackets have a swivel type arrangement so that the bracket can be vertical underneath the handrail, no matter the angle of the handrail. Basic heavy duty brackets like this one are completely fixed in orientation, so they're installed with the vertical support at an angle to support the handrail. I suspect the bracket in the photo is at a 45ish degree angle and only looks vertical due to the perspective. The banister has been deliberately cropped out of the photo to make the perspective as confusing as possible.
Personally I think the photo was taken from the top of the stairs looking down, based on the wear in the carpet.
I think it is the bottom of the top of the stairs because of the lighting to the bottom left of the mattress. That should be in shadow from the mattress if it was at the bottom of the stairs.
Definitely the bottom of the top. Or is it the top of the bottom?
Not if the mattress is coming in from an outside door. That light could be daylight. In fact I believe this to be the case.
Could be that there's a door or window that's contributing a lot of light down low, spilling under the mattress.
Yes
Top. Why would you abandon a mattress if it was all the way at the bottom?
Bottom.
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The risers on the stairs are not visible.
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The wear on the carpet goes right to the edge. That's consistent with people stepping on it, not kicking it on the way up.
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If it's at the top, the mattress doesn't appear to have any of its weight resting on a step. It could be so wedged in that it's being held in place, and that it was wedged that way by someone awkwardly pushing at the ends of it in a way that wouldn't seem to give them enough leverage to do that. But the obvious explanation is more likely, that it's at the bottom of the stairs.
Top. Stairs aren't that tall.
Plot twist: Stuck in the middle.
Trick question. It is actually stuck halfway along the entire staircase; the stairs go further on behind the mattress. 😤
I’m a stairs half full kinda person
Bottom. Angle isn’t right to be the top.