No worries at all and you have no reason to feel obliged to give . Good vibes and all that hippy bs is fine . And , I would say for the PhD , let it come to you . Keep it open , because you don ' t want to get roped into a program from an adviser you don ' t enjoy and then pass the point of no return , y ' know ? Keep shaking trees and finding that thing that brings you passion . How are you at programming ? I study aquaponics and hydroponics and the realm for automated systems and maintenance is impressive to say the least . Either way , you got a hella lotta wiggle room with those fields and lots to indulge in . What kind of drawings do you fancy ? <| sep |> Thanks for your response . Although , I must disagree . We ' ve never seen another landing on the left . Further , as to the background , look again the glass windows and even the lights above them match when Bernard and Theresa are on the landing and when they aren ' t . The gray background are windows that aren ' t lit . We just can ' t see them from the floor angle shown without TheresaBernard on it . They are clear in the TheresaBernard 2 shot . I ' m not seeing what you see about the upper level railing being 1012 feet higher , because of the angle of 2 shot with Theresa and Bernard I think it ' s a forced perspective shot . The upper railing seems closer than it is . I did notice the BannisterRailing is blue in both scenes as well , though . I also disagree about them being on a lower level to Lee ' s left . Look at their eyelines they are looking at Lee straight on . If , as in your example , they are on Lee ' s left , they would be looking at his presentation to their left , not looking straight on .