Thornton recounts, "I was given a grant by The Polaroid Corporation to produce images on their film, so I built a room in the swimming pool of naturist couple in Wrotham Heath in Kent. It was far from an easy affair as a bath does not float and will turn over, so that's where my days of yachting came in and I attached a keel made of stage weights. The model was Trudie Juggernauth-Sharma, who became famous as being a wifelet of The Marquess of Bath. Once again I love the thought of the impossible to make an image. I have said it before, but this is for real as Photoshop did not exist in 1976. I do realise that Photoshop has its place but for me it's an instant solution to making an image. I don't produce Photoshop photographs. I believe in what I call "Real Photographs" or maybe that should be "Real Photographs of Unreal Situations".