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Looking In

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Created: 02/05/09

Last Edited: 02/05/09

Appreciations: 62

Comments: 6

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Leanne Eisen

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Looking In, Peeping, Peeking, Peeping Tom, Voyeur, Voyeurism, Home, Privacy, surveillance, Photography, Medium format, night photography, Spy, look, watch,

Attribution Non-commercial
No Derivatives

Fields: Photography, Fine Arts, Visual Arts

From: Leanne Eisen's Portfolio

Ahmed, 2008, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Katie, 2008, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Benjamin, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Natalie, 2008, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Kimon, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Evelyn, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Mimi, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Tim, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Clare, 2008, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Johanna, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Larissa and Trevor, 2008, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Adrienne and Mandy, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Lauren and Stephanie, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Leanne, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Andreas, 2008, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Jeannie, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Clare, 2005, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Nina, 2008, 19x19 inches, C-Print

Why am I compelled to glimpse into windows as I pass them by? I gain no sexual gratification from this. I am not hoping to catch some nudity in my glance upward. No. It’s the quiet, mundane moments that interest me. I suppose that in some way in these quiet times there is a beautiful vulnerability about those being watched. I can arrive unannounced and take in some part of this person’s private life. Maybe I can even imagine myself in their place. Do I somehow envy these people? Looking in to the windows of a home feels much like glancing into a shop window. Perhaps I am shopping for a new life.

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