vantage

a point of vantage (=a coign(e) of vantage; vantage-ground)

from my vantage point I could see into the front garden.

the past is continuously reinterpreted from the vantage point of the present.

People stood at every coign of vantage on both sides of the road to watch the gala parade.

from a strategic vantage point

to gain a vantage over the competition

to see things from a different vantage point

to use someone's vantage as a lookout

to assess the situation from a vantage

to have a vantage in negotiations

to position oneself in a vantage

to take vantage of an opportunity

to gain a vantage point for photography

to secure a vantage for the performance