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By joshrubin
By joshrubin
2016, Queens, NY, USA
Despite being on planes all the time I find them quite claustrophobic which is I why I prefer aisle seats. On the rare occasion I’m at the window it’s my portal to space and a spectacular view of the magnificent world outside. From high altitudes thoughts on perspective are inevitable. Gravity defines what we consider up and down but does it really matter? This series of upside down window seat images is an exploration of the beauty you can see once accepting that there is no right side up.
Despite being on planes all the time I find them quite claustrophobic which is I why I prefer aisle seats. On the rare occasion I’m at the window it’s my portal to space and a spectacular view of the magnificent world outside. From high altitudes thoughts on perspective are inevitable. Gravity defines what we consider up and down but does it really matter? This series of upside down window seat images is an exploration of the beauty you can see once accepting that there is no right side up. -Josh Rubin
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By joshrubin
By joshrubin
2016, Queens, NY, USA
Despite being on planes all the time I find them quite claustrophobic which is I why I prefer aisle seats. On the rare occasion I’m at the window it’s my portal to space and a spectacular view of the magnificent world outside. From high altitudes thoughts on perspective are inevitable. Gravity defines what we consider up and down but does it really matter? This series of upside down window seat images is an exploration of the beauty you can see once accepting that there is no right side up.
Despite being on planes all the time I find them quite claustrophobic which is I why I prefer aisle seats. On the rare occasion I’m at the window it’s my portal to space and a spectacular view of the magnificent world outside. From high altitudes thoughts on perspective are inevitable. Gravity defines what we consider up and down but does it really matter? This series of upside down window seat images is an exploration of the beauty you can see once accepting that there is no right side up. -Josh Rubin
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