Navigating through the dense forest and suddenly coming to a view of the ocean was an unexpected development. Much like a musical composition, in which the various movements proceed through stages to reach a resolution, this image is intended to portray both the journey and the arrival at the destination.
The walk may have been arduous, but that was quickly forgotten with the splendor of the view.
‘One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” ~ Henry Miller
Location: Horseshoe Bay, British Columbia
Date: Summer 1984
Source: Pentax ME Super with Kodachrome 64 slide film
