Grey spent the next eight months capturing images: his granddaughter's eye, a guy waiting for the E Train, a stencil of Frida Kahlo on a sidewalk in San Francisco.
In spite of his wish to be seen through his granddaughter's eyes, it is Berger himself I now observe.
Miriam, their sweet 14-year-old granddaughter, had her eyes intently focused on the contents of her iPad Facebook page.
The queen wore a vivid turquoise coat dress with a matching hat, natch, but it was Zara Phillips, Princess Anne's daughter and the queen's granddaughter, who caught our eye.
His granddaughter, tears in her eyes, took the diamond from the box and placed it in Hugo's shrivelled hand.
"The experience of our granddaughter … has opened our eyes to the extraordinary possibility of cannabinoids treating not only her condition but a range of chronic illnesses that don't often respond to conventional treatments".
"My family has been coming here for six generations back when we all we could afford was a $5 cabana for the day," said Alan Weiss, who, along with his wife, was keeping an eye on two granddaughters.
She took with her a photo of the eyes of her granddaughter, which would become a symbol of the search for people who disappeared in Uruguay in the 1970s and early '80s.
It still seems strange that the jig wasn't up sooner in the eyes of this granddaughter and niece of law enforcers, who went on to wear a badge herself.
Sometimes the human context is that of Shelton's own family (we visit the ghillie's life "through the eyes of his granddaughter, Catherine Forrest, my dear wife's late aunt").
While she was dying, she "turned her beautiful,speckled eyes" towards her granddaughter and asked: "What have I lived for?" Athill gestured towards the large family that "could not have existed without her", told her about the world that she had created for them and that "something that her love had made would still be alive".
