This image offers us a triple dose of incongruous juxtapositions. The head of a famous golfer fills two stories of an apartment building. She emerges from the top of a flowering tree, and gazes into mysteriously sealed windows. By isolating these juxtapositions within the frame of my camera, I take all of these elements out of their normal context, creating an image that is ultimately more surreal than real. Scale incongruity, subject incongruity, and contextual incongruity run simultaneously through this image. The head is part of a billboard promoting an upcoming tournament featuring Annika Sorenstam, the most successful performer in women’s golf. I cropped out all the words, and most of Sorenstam along with them. I moved my vantage point so her head pops out of the tree that fills the lower right hand corner of the frame. All of which leaves half the image for context – an array of closed windows. Sorenstam, who was probably pondering a tricky putt when the golfing image was made, seems to be thinking more about what might lie within those mysterious windows, and less about putting the ball into the hole.