Look at something like you're seeing it for the first time. You might find that it's the first time you've truly seen it. Then look at it from every angle you can think of. Top, bottom, sideways, up close, far away. In focus. Out of focus. This is something I've learned from my film work. You take footage of the same frame from many angles. The perspectives collectively tell the most compelling story. An interesting metaphor too, isn't it?
There it is. It was there the whole time. It is the water droplets out my airplane window, the seats and symmetry in the waiting areas. From a dreary, rainy departure there was a sunset and light I saw this interesting perspective for the first time.
Sea-Tac Airport. Photos by Julie Bennett
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