Field guide No. 1368
Split sunflowers at dusk
Two halves, one smile
A field of sunflowers at sunset where each flower head is sliced across and the halves hover apart. They look like they are about to say something.
Field noteSliced sunflower heads hold their halves apart like open mouths, the gaps floating in midair at sunset.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Upside down rockfall over the seaChalk boulders lifting off the shore defy gravity, though each one remains very plainly a rock.
Ginger cat’s rainproof circleRain falls everywhere it can. It goes round this cat as if someone had asked politely.
Rain inside the yellow raincoatA coat can collect rain and let it drain from its sleeves. The shelter is working as intended.
Golden wheat emerging from glacier iceRipe wheat roots into blue ice; harvest and deep freeze never agreed, but both nouns survive.