These two images taken from exactly the same position, but separated by an interval of one second, are to be viewed as a large format diptych. They appear to be almost identical, the only perceptible difference being the position of the seagull caught in flight.

This piece formed part of my 'Sea-Pictures' exhibition at Oriel Plas Glyn-Y-Weddw in North Wales, where acclaimed Welsh artist Gareth Parry commented:

"One very notable piece of work was a beautiful diptych with an almost crystallised sea beneath a powder blue sky across which a minuscule gull flew. The changing position of the gull from the left to the right hand image gave the piece yet another, and very unexpected dimension, that of time!".

(“The true content of a photograph is invisible, for it derives from a play, not with form, but with time.” John Berger)