A herd of cows comes across an unlikely object -- a red and white director's chair -- on the Trans-Canada Highway in rural Saskatchewan. On the other side of the world, their friends wander on a rubber plantation on the outskirts of Trang. As the cows walk towards the object, a father and son from Canada capture the moment.
On the wall of a gallery are their photographs, many of which are placed side by side. The forest in Trang has an echo of British Columbia, as its jungle peaks are paired with Alberta's Rocky Mountains while Surat Thani's Khao Sok Lake and the Yukon River have emerald green water in common. Besides such similarities, the director's chair appears in every shot.
