the harder it got by looking out each window to tell where I was.” To emphasize this point-of-view in “Standard,” Eberhard purposefully withheld city names of the respective room-and-view ...

I started to really see what was out those windows, the ways the light played with the buildings, with the city. The buildings became like company, like neighbors.” She began taking photos with ...

Most of our worlds have narrowed down to a single view, but a crowdsourcing ... traveling that I can right now, which is looking out other people’s windows. A skylight cracked slightly open ...

No matter how great the view from your window may be ... He said that the site is like “looking out a train’s window and seeing the scenery changing. It’s an invitation to participate ...