Attention: I'm not a teacher.
Hi Trex,
In my humble opinion, there is only one proper answer namely c. “From our window” sounds very acceptable and even
Up to par (satisfactory, up to a given standard).
There is also my standpoint concerning the mentioned above preposition “out”. ("view out of our window").
My window
looks out on the sea. (not "
the view)
But the rights of the case are different.
May I have your attention, please? You could take into consideration the following examples:
The
view from my
window. What I see is what you get.
Take a photo of the
view from your
window.
“View from my window" can be interpreted in many ways, feel free to do that. Please take a photograph that you feel fits within the competition name, it could be the
view from your house, office, football stadium(!) etc.
The view taken
from my front window, I look at this view everyday, to me it seems very French.
Taken
from my living room window in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. I took it because the sky was unlike any I'd seen before. It was hailing only minutes earlier.
I took this picture
from the window of my truck in the summer of 2006. I was passing by this fire as I was headed to my fire station so I could be sent back to this fire to fight it. Though it burned about 5000 acres, it sure did make for a pretty sunset!
A photo of the sunrise
from my apartment window. I ran to snap this picture one morning in my pj's and bare feet while I was finishing up work (third shift), the sky was just plastered with color and it was so beautiful. I may hate my apartment, but the view isn't always all bad.
View from my Window -
Regards.
V.
