Hands struggle with camera, lens, and tripod controls which were definitely designed for an artist's fine grip, not the clumsy, callused grip of the farmer operating them now. Meanwhile, a particle of light leaves the surface of the sun and begins its journey towards earth. Several minutes later, it enters the atmosphere where some of its wavelengths are absorbed, and others pass through. It strikes the chalk formations which absorb some of the light and reflect the rest back towards the camera. The shutter clicks open for a mere fraction of a second then back shut again, allowing just the right amount of light to react with a microscopic layer of silver based chemicals on the back of a plastic strip, and an image is born.
Cattle graze peacefully in the nearby badlands.
With ample curiosity but limited intellect, these bovines briefly take a break from grazing to study the occasional visitor to castle rock.