Cash’s window panes act as additional camera lenses, allowing us to peer through sometimes steamy, sometimes crystal-clear windows-capturing moments of daydreaming or abrupt awakenings to reality. Instead of merely imagining life from another perspective, the viewer is invited to occupy a red-lined booth and perceive the world through the lens of someone else seated at the table. Cash compels us to acknowledge these structures and the communities they embody.

Micah Cash’s photographs serve as a lens that directs our gaze outward, fostering an awareness of our connection to the South, even in the case of seemingly ordinary structures often overlooked.

Features over 80 full-color photographs – the entire Waffle House Vistas project.The original book from 20 19 was resequenced and expanded to include over 40 new photographs made from 2020 – 2022 with new essays by Beth McKibben and Mike Jordan.