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Two longtail boats are pulled up on the sand with coloured ribbons tied round their bows, and out behind them rises the famous limestone needle of Ko Tapu in Phang Nga Bay, part of the spot everyone calls James Bond Island. Trees cling on right at the top, and the sky is turning gold behind it.
Carlos Castilla's photograph is a tall one, with the rock and the boats' long carved prows filling almost the whole frame. Finished size 61 x 85cm.
The rock and the boats give strong shapes to build from, but the sky and the rock face are broad areas of similar tone.











