I used to have the World Trade Center outside of my window. I loved watching the top of it disapper on cloudy days. but then I moved, and there was that other thing too.
nice desk though.
And now for the reveal: this is sort of a false view. I mean, it’s real, but…
If you can imagine how I actually SIT at the desk, you can see how I’d face out the window straight on, and not actually be able to see the Space Needle. In order to see it, I have to stand up and lean over a bit, or step over beside my desk, as I did for this photo. I’ve considered rearranging the furniture such that I could always see out this window, but haven’t quite figured out how to make it work, yet.
001 // Ratherfancy // 01.07.2008 // 12:59 AM
Killer view.002 // 'ju:femaiz // 01.07.2008 // 2:41 AM
mmmmm - nice! — Seen in my contacts’ photos. (?)003 // mapgoblin // 01.07.2008 // 4:08 AM
I used to have the World Trade Center outside of my window. I loved watching the top of it disapper on cloudy days. but then I moved, and there was that other thing too. nice desk though.004 // jorgeq // 01.07.2008 // 5:23 AM
Very nice clean setup. I’m feeling this.005 // Jeff Croft // 01.08.2008 // 7:27 PM
And now for the reveal: this is sort of a false view. I mean, it’s real, but… If you can imagine how I actually SIT at the desk, you can see how I’d face out the window straight on, and not actually be able to see the Space Needle. In order to see it, I have to stand up and lean over a bit, or step over beside my desk, as I did for this photo. I’ve considered rearranging the furniture such that I could always see out this window, but haven’t quite figured out how to make it work, yet.006 // mandapanda191 // 01.11.2008 // 5:51 PM
Deja vu all over again. :)