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"Do you ever get bored of the view?" Everyone asks when they first come to the studio. My reply has taken thirty years, and is sequenced as if a single day.

The Chateau After Midnight - January 23, 1997

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Storm Dawn - December 7, 2020

Winter's Majesty - January 7, 2012

Pokemon Cloud - November 7, 2022

Reflected Dawn - November 26, 2024 

Fire Dawn - January 8, 2025

City as Stonehenge - December 7, 2024

Christmas Day Dawn - December 25, 2010

Perfect Day Panorama - March 11, 2021

Remembrance Day - November 11, 2020

Osprey over LA - October 4, 2021

Storm's End - August 7, 2021

The Shaft - January 22, 2021

The New House - January 3, 2024

Mirrored Sunset - December 29, 2020

Lightening Strike - October 10, 2021

Moonrise City - July 6, 2020

Space-X Launch - February 5, 2025

Autumn Fog - October 18 1998

Storm Vortex - October 4, 2021

This thirty year project was in part inspired by André Kertész’s poignant final volume, from my window, published in 1981, Alfred Hitchcock’s wonderful Rear Window and Richard Misrach’s acclaimed Golden Gate, also shot from his window. Now, after three decades of being witness to the changing seasons, weather and skyline of Los Angeles this series feels complete.

Both the book, and the series taken from it above, have been sequenced by the sun’s arc across the sky to create the illusion of a single day.

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 © 2026 by Andrew Macpherson

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