Field guide No. 1220
The last light sheds white dust
Overtime, in a way.
In a dark open-plan office, a single fluorescent tube pours white powder onto a drift that has buried two chairs and a desk. The city outside has not been informed.
Field noteA tube light pours powder over buried chairs. Light does not shed dust, but a falling drift has no contradiction.
Also possible, also breaking physics
The splash before impactThe crown rises before the drop lands. Effects ahead of causes are bad physics, not a bad picture.
Room for the windCloth takes the shape the wind gives it. An elephant is an unusually specific gust.
Horizontal rain between twin cloudsRain falls toward the ground. This rain crosses sideways from one cloud into another.
Blue butterfly through the lockA butterfly wing passes through a rusted padlock. The gate accepted a very small key.