The next session out with the camera followed the River Burn. The Burn is a tributary of the Ure, but not part of the clubs water. Further experimentation in trying to flatten the background to pop the foreground in the image, was attempted. However, the image of the river bed with a foam line running through it seemed to show a 3d plane in the 2d image of the 3d plane. The distracting white stone showing the depth of the river in an interesting way. This through further investigation may prove fruitful. It was a hot still day, with a gentle occasional breeze. The weather encouraged some experimentation in trying to capture the wind. How could I do this, sitting in the still hot sun, the first thing to the senses is the sound of wind through the leaves getting closer and then felt as it passes, like the wash of an articulated lorry or a train going by. The sound of the clapping leaves rising and falling through the wave of air. By, using this I could tell when the breeze would just start to touch the leaves around me and I started trying to capture the wind moving the leaves but not the branches in order to capture a summer breeze over a stream. This would then in a similar way to peer attempts in capturing the wind. I could then see where I could deviate in my pursuit of capturing invisibility in a photographic image. However, this walkabout when first edited started two years of pondering over the colour of leaves, and lots of angst over the technicalities of capturing something invisible. Despite the mental breakdown of my objectives through critical thinking, I was still no nearer to finding solutions, only some interesting photographic imagery.