One of the transitions I observed here is going on with the man seated pool-side. He is poised on the side with his upper-body facing his work while one foot is firmly planted on the ground, the other dangling in the air. This boundary ritual helps out the audience by allowing them to separate this photo from one that, say, might come out of a brochure for Club Med. The first category of my binary opposition, nature, is present in many aspects of this ad. First, the water in the pool.
Water is natural.
The two molecules of hydrogen and one molecule of oxygen make up this abundant liquid. Second, there are the large tropical-like plants placed at the opposite ends of the pool. Plants are part of nature. Third, look out the windows. Look past the buildings.