Photo — Unzoom bounce
One photograph re-stamped inside itself at shrinking scales, echoes accumulating until the frame becomes a stepped corridor into the picture.
A single photo is drawn over itself again and again, each copy scaled a notch further, so its edges pile into staircase contours converging on the centre — a zoom echo frozen into geometry. The echoes are dealt out progressively across each picture's turn in the loop, and an option twists successive copies toward a quarter-turn spiral.
The visible count is mapped from a selectable progression curve, and a direction switch decides whether the stack reads as diving into the image or pulling out of it. Every copy is the same cover-fit draw with only its scale eased along the sequence; the corridor illusion is nothing but repeated cropping of identical pixels.
