The phrase "passing scenery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the view you see when you are driving, flying, or riding on a train or boat. For example, "As the train sped past, I gazed out the window and enjoyed the passing scenery."
In the past two actors talking in a car were likely to be filmed in the studio using rear projection (process) shots; that is, the actors were photographed in front of a translucent screen through which previously filmed footage of passing scenery was projected.
Some people may think …" Edward left the sentence unfinished and looked at the passing scenery.
Buried in the passing scenery of this summer's two teenager zombie novels are descriptions of a zombie bag lunch.
Among the apps is an animated character named Otto, who is projected over the passing scenery and responds to the outside world.
Harold, irritated by his passenger's childish monologues and her lack of curiosity about the passing scenery, reminds himself that he's dealing with a "retard".
In any case, too many other things compete for your focus: the passing scenery, your iPod, the newspaper in your lap.
By the time we were passing the same scenery on the way home, Rogelio and I had split up.
The bus drove through streets that were almost empty, the scenery passing in front of the huge windshield like a silent movie.
The older group -- both those with good memories and those with early Alzheimer's -- were more easily distracted by passing objects and scenery than the younger group.
En suite staterooms, elegant dining, and what is arguably some of Britain's best scenery passing the window in the wild and remote west highlands of Scotland.
Skulls and various anatomy, juxtaposed with scenery passing from outside a car window with a mirroring effect mixed in create a psychedelic and slightly dark mood that complements the music.
