One doesn’t stop seeing. One doesn’t stop framing. It doesn’t turn off and turn on. It’s on all the time. -Annie Leibovitz


Not all those who wander are lost. -J.R.R. Tolkien


Out the Window

Wandering and seeing.


As the title quotes suggest, there are some of us who are blessed or, perhaps, cursed with a need to wander this world AND to document what we see. It is a compulsion. I have been privileged to be able to wander a small bit of our planet and to see many people, places and things. However, this collection is not about that.


Out the Window is not a travelogue but rather a collection of images that could only be captured whilst traveling. Whether it is the distortions and reflections caused by window glass, the high perspective from the upper deck of a train or the hazy fog of a sleep-deprived arrival at CDG, the very act of traveling alters your perception and the explosion of smartphones means that a capture device is almost always at hand.


Motion, distortion, reflection — images captured in transit are odd composites. Sometimes surreal and often other-worldly, photographing whilst traveling affords the photograph a unique way of seeing. Now, it is time for me to share that way of seeing with you. Enjoy.


James Kezman

Out the Window

Shadow Monster

Special Delivery

Waitin'

Red Train

Cloud Factory 01

Cloud Factory 02

Cloud Factory 03

Fujisan!

3x6

Smear

Red

Faster…

Covered

And even Faster…

And Faster…

Framed

—__III_II

Claw Marks

Double

Swedish Idyll

Norwegian Sun

Vista

Absorbed

Express

The Crossing

Crépuscule 

Geometric

Arched

3 | 2 

Junge

Fields of Glory

Stop

French Kiss

Early riser

A Sudden Downpour

Fuji and the Fields

11

Sunset @ 38000ft

Using Format