Throw drunkenly chairs through windows!
Since Jan . 28 two days before Pureval formally announced his run, "unknown suspects" have been "sitting outside the victim's house at all hours of the day, attempting to photograph victim, and have come onto the victim's property banging loudly on the door, yelling at the victim and attempting to photograph through the windows," according to the police report.
Moreover, these galaxies, photographed through "galactic windows," or clear patches in the cosmic dust swirling about the Milky Way, were seen to be scattering at great speed evidence of an expanding universe.
Even when out of favour with the opinion-makers, Hughes still attracted the kind of attention most poets would kill for, and every move he made was guaranteed a certain amount of notice, from serious reviews of his books to journalists standing on the graveyard wall adjoining his house to take photographs through the windows.
But you take the photographs through the window, and, of course from the stratosphere, there was a kind of a milky thing to it.
U.S. President Barack Obama is photographed through the window as he speaks in the Oval Office during a conference call hosted by the American Lung Association.
As vast, ochre-coloured plains strewn with wildebeest and gazelle open out beneath us, our pilot abandons the controls, rummages in his bag, pulls out a pocket camera and starts taking photographs through the window.
Billboards, theme parks, deserted playing fields and playgrounds and all kinds of odd details – people glimpsed through windows or reflected in mirrors; photographs of photographs.
I photograph lit windows, or passageways through which you see a broken chair, a wooden cot--parts of a home.
I think of Arne Svenson's work, for example, where he photographed through people's windows to capture similar moments.
