Field guide No. 1114
Frost clings where the fox touches
The fox is cold in patches.
A red fox walks across a meadow, and the grass where its body has brushed is rimed with white frost. It is a mild day and nobody has told the grass.
Field noteRime follows the fox through a mild meadow; the fox is the cold source and the weather has not been told.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Blue water, held by fireFlames push up only heat. These hold up a bowl of water without boiling it or being put out.
Lightning snagged in a dead branchA lightning bolt catches on a forked dead branch. The tree has kept hold of the storm.
Quietly unzippedDaytime parts like a seam and shows the night behind. Sky is, strictly, only one layer thick.
Ray of eveningRays glide, but through water. Air holds this one up out of courtesy, not physics.