Field guide No. 535
A fox’s self contained shelter
Brought its own duvet.
A red fox sleeps curled on frosty heath at dusk, wrapped inside its own tail, which has grown as big as a haystack. Camping, but the tent is the fox.
Field noteA fox’s tail covers its nose on cold nights. This one has grown big enough to sleep inside.
Also possible, also breaking scale
The last dropA rusty tap fills a square glass with one stream. The reservoir became a collectible.
Pear and breakfastNovelty buildings have been fruit before. The rain gives it a convincing bloom.
The crayon breakwaterCrayons could be cast this big and stood in the surf. The tide would have notes.
Industrial iris closing over the sunCamera irises close over lenses. This one is the size of a building and stops down the sunset.