Gail Albert Halaban
American photographer Gail Albert Halaban has a remarkable way of making city life feel both intimate and interconnected.
In her ongoing series Out My Window, she photographs neighbors through facing windows, creating carefully choreographed portraits that blur the line between private moments and shared urban life.
Every image is created with the participation of the residents, making the work feel less voyeuristic and more like a celebration of the invisible relationships that exist between people living just a few feet apart.
