One Flower, One Hillside
A large red poppy among cornflowers, set beside a slope where no single flower can be picked out.
Two paired studies
Study A

Study B

Observations
| Plant or feature | Seen in | What to look at |
|---|---|---|
| Poppy, red | Study A | The largest flower in the frame, and the first thing seen. |
| Cornflowers | Study A | Blue flowers at about the same height as the poppy. |
| Small yellow flowers | Study B | Too small and too many to name from this photograph; they read as one colour. |
| Trees | Study B | A dark line along the top of the slope. |
What the pair shows
This pair is about distance. In Study A the camera is close enough to count petals, and one flower carries the picture.
In Study B the same kind of attention finds nothing to hold. The flowers are small and spread over the whole slope, so the colour itself becomes the subject. This study is filed In flower; its partner leads the next band, At scale.

