On most days, I like the view from my computer. Out the office window to my right is a nice view of the wooded lots with only the briefest signs of human habitation. Out of the bay window in the art room, I can see the trees (those that remain) that are in our front yard--well, when the sun isn't beaming through it.
The bay window includes a semi-circle at the top which has no practical means to cover. Especially during the summer, the sun has a direct line-of-sight to where my computer sits. Fortunately, I have a nice-sized monitor and a chair that reclines. However, this is not the most comfortable way to write. Meanwhile, I can feel my forehead baking.
It's only a problem for a couple of months because of how the sun sets closer to north than west around the time of the Summer Solstice (which is less than four days away) up here.
The bay window includes a semi-circle at the top which has no practical means to cover. Especially during the summer, the sun has a direct line-of-sight to where my computer sits. Fortunately, I have a nice-sized monitor and a chair that reclines. However, this is not the most comfortable way to write. Meanwhile, I can feel my forehead baking.
It's only a problem for a couple of months because of how the sun sets closer to north than west around the time of the Summer Solstice (which is less than four days away) up here.
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