His series "Infinite Betweens" consists of photographs that were taken in Tibet, where traditional prayer flags are hung in trails across the mountain ridges as a way to make offerings of thanks and prayers. The flags accumulate and become scattered over one of the highest and most exposed landscapes on earth. As with the Fullmoon photographs, Almond made use of moonlight and long exposures to shoot "Infinite Betweens", preserving the movement of the flags and confronting the viewer with impossible perspectives, different focal points and a feeling of being within the picture.