Wndws Photography & Stories, Worldwide
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847 Photographs
62 Countries
119 Stories
Morocco The Souks at Dusk
Hokkaido White Field, No Horizon
Lisbon Fado & Afternoon Light

Photographs from the edge
of familiar places

Short written stories
from the same windows

001

The train didn't stop
where the map said

We arrived somewhere else entirely. The station name was painted over. Three goats watched from a collapsed platform. This was better than where we intended to be.

002

Seven hours waiting
in Djibouti City

The light changed seven times. Each time I photographed the same wall. By the fourth hour I understood why painters spend years on the same subject. By the seventh I had nothing left to say about it.

003

What the ferry left
behind in the harbor

An old television. A crate of oranges with one missing. A child's sandal, right foot only. The ferry to Zanzibar doesn't wait. Neither does the light that follows a departing boat.

Photography and short written stories
from locations worldwide. No itinerary.
No assignment. Just windows.

Wndws is an ongoing archive of photographs and short written pieces from locations around the world. Each entry is a single frame or a short story — often both from the same place, the same hour.

Started in 2021 by a photographer who kept missing flights on purpose.