In the race for Jim Kolbe's seat, the congressman's designated successor, Steve Huffman, was "unendorsed" by The Tucson Weekly, which had backed him, for refusing to talk about a bungled undercover mission by a campaign aide caught snapping pictures through a window of a home occupied by an opponent's former wife.
When photographers were allowed out into the Rose Garden to take pictures through a window while the president gave his speech announcing the beginning of the war, The Associated Press had the gall to publish a picture that showed the president before he began speaking, when he made a real, live, spontaneous gesture.
"It is nature itself," declared one 19th-century writer about a similar Constable picture, but "seen through a window".
His account of the lift-off, the 11 days shooting pictures through a little window in the craft, and then the harrowing return to earth is gripping.
A park official said that although visitors are ordered to keep their windows closed, the woman was taking pictures through an open window when the lioness lunged.
Mrs. Meader wore a fur coat and boots as she shot pictures through an open window.
If you now put on an 800-millimeter lens and take a picture through somebody's window, you've now invaded their privacy and that could be a civil tort.
Well, she's this little Japanese lady and she writes to these people and says, "I'd like to take your picture through your window at night.
Xiomáro, who shoots with a Nikon D200, used only natural lighting almost exclusively, he said, in part to impart a "sense of mystery, something a little ethereal" in some of his pictures, like a winter sunset blazing through a window of a second-floor bedroom called Mother's Room.
In the film, Tom Hardy (who plays Stuart) and the director capture the mood in one tiny, wordless snippet, when Tom is pictured through the window of a prison van, being "ghosted" from one gaol to the next.
