This chapter addresses the following research question: What methods do sighted members of society apply when trying to achieve intersubjectivity with and adopt a visually impaired member’s perspective in situ? By exploring this question through EMCA analysis of video excerpts, I seek to revisit the canonical concept of the “participation framework” by adding the taken-for-granted aspect – that these frameworks are ordinarily ocularcentric in their organisation, with vision as an anticipated common resource for joint activities. I propose the concept “ocular- centric participation framework” to describe how participants deal with embodied and spatial reconfigurations in relation to aspects of vision/non-vision in the pur- suit of accomplishing a current activity.