Field guide No. 706
Reversed balconies at blue hour
Outdoor space, kept indoors.
At blue hour a weathered concrete block of flats shows rows of balconies that curve inwards, scooped into the facade instead of sticking out. Every resident has a view of the inside of the wall.
Field noteBalconies scooped into the building rather than out. An architect could, and here one did.
Also possible, also breaking category
Chrome cart, amber huskMoulting is for insects; carts are made, not grown. A category slip with wheels.
Oak leaves become starlingsLeaves fall and stay leaves. These turn into starlings as the wind carries them off.
Beaked coins in a drawerBronze and silver coins are stamped with a raised bird beak. Legal tender, in that it can peck.
Stone laughter across cracked saltMouths with tiny stone teeth gape from every salt crust plate, a whole plain caught mid-laugh.