Wednesday, December 06, 2006

ANDI'S VIEW

The view from Andi's window in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

"The view out of my living room windows. They were taken at the end of May 2006 quite late at night (the sun sets very late here in summer). I live on the 11th floor of an apartment building in the Netherlands and my place overlooks a shopping centre. I have no curtains or blinds on my windows because I think a view like that shouldn't be covered up ;-)"
JUERGEN'S VIEW The view from Juergen's window in Munich, Germany.

"Not so nice"

Tuesday, December 05, 2006

UWE'S VIEW The view from Uwe's window in Furtwangen, Germany (in the black forrest).

"This one was taken in winter 2003. It's the view out of my kitchen window"
DIERK'S VIEW
The view from Dierk's window in Cologne, Germany.

"The view from my living room early in the morning. You can see a train passing by, the moon on the right hand and on the left hand in the background the world famous cologne cathedral"
LISSA'S VIEW

The view from Lissa's window in Makati City, Philippines.

"I took the picture from my 4th floor flat. The window looks out to a verdant park, where these two birds are constant visitors"

"I visited your blog and I immediately loved what I saw. I love looking out of windows because they open to a world of possibilites"

Monday, December 04, 2006

ELLA'S VIEW The view from Ella's window in London, UK.

"It wasn't until I visited that I realised how many pictures I have of My View. The church and the tress across the road change every day. It is like our little village corner, hidden in the middle of manic London"


"I love your site. Anything that makes people re-focus on something that they overlook on a daily basis, is a good thing"

Sunday, December 03, 2006

KALANI'S VIEW The view from Kalani Waldron's window in Aurora, Colorado USA.

"This beautiful raccoon sat on our deck and watched as Aleisha age 3 and Aaron age 8 ate dinner"
CARSON'S VIEW The view from Carson's window in North Carolina, USA.

"This is the veiw from one of the windows of my home. My family moved up into the woods when I was little, and sometimes I hate it, because it makes me so far away from all of my friends down in the city ... But mostly I love it, because it's beautiful, especially in the fall and summer. Today, when the picture was taken, it looked like snow. I'm crossing my fingers"
RUSSELL'S VIEW The view from Russell Davies' window in London, UK.

"They're a bit blurry, but it's dark. It's a view inwards to the rest of our flats. The exciting bit is that if you lean out a bit and look up, you can see the BT Tower. Always a useful way to navigate home"

Friday, December 01, 2006

JOHN'S VIEW The view from John's window in NY, USA.

"View from my window at work. Not bad for a nomadic Londoner"