They would hang a DSLR out of the window on a long exposure to get a night shot of the impact and the smoke cloud – when all the naked eye could see was black.
As Iran enters a critical period in its history, with elections in June, sanctions biting and the increasing threat of an Israeli attack, the Guardian has formed a partnership with the award-winning Tehran Bureau to open a window on life in the Islamic republic.
I basically ended up looking at life through plate glass window.
If it were, I'd have my pick of going out or to the gym, traveling home, cooking and still have a window of time to escape through a screen into whatever imaginary medieval/criminal/ New York-ad-industry world takes my fancy.
1pm: lunch at Jackson's Emporium We stop off at Jackson's Emporium in the town of Hamilton for lunch – a place that features a giant, ornate piece of folding scenery from the Christmas window display of Myer in the 1970s.
All these romantics aren't good for you, you know," he says, rather patronisingly, as he helps her collect the books she has hurled out of a window in a fit of teenage angst.
But they did not so much take their foot off the gas as apply the handbrake, turn off the engine and throw the key out of the window.
Six buses lay gutted nearby, the driver of one thrown, dead, halfway through his window.
The manager is keen to add a right-back in the coming window and the Brazilian is among those on his A-list of options.
He was staggered at the bill, because there was a valid disc in the window.
Kick back after a day's sightseeing on the white chaise longue tucked into the bay window in the sitting room, or on the balcony with views of Woolloomooloo Wharf and the Harbour Bridge.
