It’s amazing what you can do with a computer and an internet connection today.
You can register an email free of cost. You can start your own blog free of cost. And you can start a public photography project that brings together photographers from all over the world.
This is exactly what Eva Sáenz from Bilbao in Spain has done with her “From My Window” (Desde Mi Ventana) project.
You don’t need a big, fancy and expensive website with all the bells and whistles. All it takes is a good blend of passion, dedication, hard work and then a good idea.
And if the idea is good enough, then it will take off, become a thing of its own and evolve into some bigger. Two plus two becomes five.
I think Eva’s idea is very good, and very creative.
“From My Window” is an artistic project with a very simple, yet very interesting mission. The aim is to collect daily scenes from people around the world by means of photographs taken out of their window, in their country, their home town.

© Diego Suarez Taibo from Oviedo (Asturias, Spain)
Eva says the following about the project:
It means a new way of creation, a mind-opening experience and a proposal of connection and information exchange among the members of a global community.
Everybody has taken pictures from the window once or twice…
“From My Window” will be the result of your actions: you take the pictures, you are the protagonist.
It’s simple. Just take a photograph from your window as the outside landscape and view is shown.
From my window, why?
Because, apart from the simplicity and ease of the proposal, it contains interesting information about ourselves: our way of life, our likes or dislikes, our particular vision of things… contrasting with many others, it generates a dialogue of differences and afinities.
I really love ideas like this and I’m grateful that Eva contacted me about the project, so that I can share it with you here and encourage you to collaborate with the project.
So your photo assignment is easy:
TAKE A PICTURE FROM YOUR WINDOW AND SEND IT TO: desdemiventana2010@hotmail.com in JPG format.
The result of the project will be shown in different exhibitions.
You can find out more about the project here (click the image to go to the “From My Window” blog):














25. April 2010 at 8:10 pm
thats absoluetly brilliant. thanks a lot for sharing thomas. im def. gonna contribute with my photos to this project