Field guide No. 803
Kelp forest wrapped in air
The sea has left a pocket.
A clear ribbon of air winds between tall kelp fronds beneath green water. The forest has acquired its own weather.
Field noteAir can be enclosed underwater. The kelp has a pocket of it, with buoyancy still doing the work.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Golden wheat emerging from glacier iceRipe wheat roots into blue ice; harvest and deep freeze never agreed, but both nouns survive.
Stone balanced on a flattened soap bubbleSoap film can bear a little weight on a cushion of air. A boulder is asking a great deal of it.
Dry sand rain over reedsRain is water, which is why marshes like it. Sand only falls out of sandstorms, and never as a downpour.
Goldfish carries its own waterA ring of water can travel with a leaping fish, if it holds together. The gym floor stays dry.