It was important to me to stay overnight at these famed Inca ruins high in the Andes Mountains, so that I could abstract them in the inevitable early morning fog. I used a grazing llama as my focal point, positioning it in the lower right corner of my frame. I noticed that the shape of its rump rhythmically repeated the rounded shape of the mountain topped with ancient ruins. I organized this picture so that the slope of the mountain, as well as the sloping ground upon which this llama stands, lead directly to the llama itself. (Photographers call these "leading lines.") My final objective was to get the llama to turn his head and look back up at the ruins—completing a corner to corner diagonal flow running from the ruins to the llama. Each time I released my shutter, the llama looked up in response to my clicking sounds. Eventually he looked towards the ruins, completing the organization of this image.