Yesterday I was talking to some photographers about how photography is similar to writing in that the things you choose to leave out are as important as what is left in. Sometimes when you tell the whole story at once you take away the mystery.
That led me to this photograph I made at Hopewell Rocks in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick. If you look closely at yesterday’s image, you can see this composition in it. But this image to me is stronger. Obviously the rocks are there, but there is some mystery about what exactly the rocks are and where the photographer is located within the scene.