Spiral Staircase Overhead Descent

Locked overhead shot looking straight down into spiral staircase as camera descends through center void revealing floor after floor of geometric pattern. Camera: 16mm ultra-wide lens, f/8 deep focus, locked directly overhead center, slow descent through 5 floors. Lighting: Skylight at top providing bright white illumination fading to warmer tones at lower levels, each floor landing has warm wall sconces, creating gradient from cool top to warm bottom. Color palette: White marble stairs, black iron railing spiral, warm sconce amber per floor, cool skylight white above, geometric pattern growing as descent continues. Physics: Geometric pattern of spiral grows mathematically precise as camera descends, light intensity decreases naturally with distance from skylight, each floor's warm sconces become more dominant as skylight diminishes, shadow angles rotate with spiral geometry. Actions: - Tight on skylight glass pattern from directly below (0-2s) - First floor of spiral visible, descent begins, railing pattern emerges (2-5s) - Three floors visible simultaneously, full geometric spiral pattern forming (5-9s) - Five floors deep, warm sconce light dominant, full hypnotic spiral visible above (9-13s)