Bruce, and the photographer
Roger Phillips, traveled to Oban (Scotland) hoping for stormy weather, relating to Bruce's original album title
Into the Storm. They were unable to find suitable weather and, as daylight was fading, Jack and Roger found their way to a forest clearing where they decided to create the image. Roger had elected to bring phosphorus flash bulbs (notoriously unreliable and difficult to calculate exposure) and created the atmosphere where Bruce seemed to be sheltering, out of the storm, which led to Bruce changing the album title. Bruce is in the background sitting partially in the dark with the landscape and a rusty old bike (left by some previous traveller) leaning against a tree in the foreground. Author Harry Shapiro in his book on Bruce suggested that the photo represented Bruce's state of mind at the time, wanting to disappear into the background and avoid all of the difficulties he was then facing. ==2003 and 2011 reissues==