Photo of unknown girl and by unknown photografer. Another reblogged image from Cayenne Peppers

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Photo from the series “The Transparent City” by Michael Wolf.

In early 2007, the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College Chicago, in collaboration with the U.S. Equities Realty artist-in-residence program, invited Michael Wolf to photograph the Chicago cityscape. Wolf chose to photograph the central downtown area, focusing specifically on issues of voyeurism and the contemporary urban landscape in flux.

See more at Michael Wolf’s website: www.photomichaelwolf.com

An Office Building from the series “Transparent City” by Michael Wolf.

This is Wolf’s first body of work to address an American city. Whereas prior series have juxtaposed humanizing details within the surrounding geometry of the urban landscape, in The Transparent City, his details are fragments of life, digitally distorted and hyper-enlarged, snatched surreptitiously via telephoto lenses: Edward Hopper meets Blade Runner.

See more on Michael Wolf’s website: www.photomichaelwolf.com

“Waking to the sound of the train outside her window.”

Another amazing photo by Gail Albert Halaban where a window against the world plays a central role.

More photos by Halaban on this blog: Gail Albert Halaban on swam2day

Source: outmywindownyc.blogspot.com

Black and white photo of a young woman looking out at a garden. Photographer unknown.

Reblogged from subbylucy.tumblr.com

A woman by the window, photo in black and white. Photographer unknown (if you have more information, please share!)

This photo is taken from the wonderful microblog cayennepeppers.tumblr.com. The site features black and white photos only.

A third photo from the series called “Out of my window” by Gail Albert Halaban.

From the series 'Out of my window' by Gail Albert Halaban

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Another photo from the series called “Out of my window” by Gail Albert Halaban.

From the series 'Out of my window' by Gail Albert Halaban

Read and see more photos here: outmywindownyc.blogspot.com

I am truly amazed by the photos of Gail Albert Halaban.

From the series 'Out of my window' by Gail Albert Halaban

Read and see more photos here: outmywindownyc.blogspot.com