As the fog lifted over Endicott Arm, a translucent layer of clouds emerged, featuring small patches of bright blue sky. I used my 28mm wideangle focal length to anchor the scene with the two yellow skiffs being towed through the fjord by our ship. The skiffs ride in the wake of our ship’s engine, which churns the water into a frothy green roadway. In contrast, a mirror-like surface lines both sides of that wake. I use the two rows of receding cliffs lining the channel to echo the flow of the pair of skiffs.