He set up his camera on the shores of Corsica. Using exposure times ranging from 2 seconds to 20 minutes, he captures all the eternal and timeless beauty of the sea. The horizon, this line that he underscores, often topped with a pink dawn or milky dusk, cuts the image in half, giving it an abstract appearance. One thinks of Rothko’s paintings. Bock claims he was influenced by the Chinese tradition of landscape painting and one can certainly see aspects of the Zen philosophy in what he conveys. His photographs exhude contentment and serenity.