Each part of the country has unique vistas. Landscapes can be green stretches lush with trees and shrubs or dust-covered, flat land punctuated by jagged rocks.
Landscapes can also be urban spaces densely packed with soaring buildings.
Have them consider the time of day and the types of places that Weir and his friends looked for. They might consider parks, scenic roads, streets where houses have deep front yards or gardens, or even a building with interesting shapes and surfaces. Some interiors may even be appropriate. Have each student find a view they believe would make a good painting. Allow time for discussion about students choices.