A picture can shout louder than its caption

Make one tiny useful thing for a reader you choose. It can stay private. You can take a break, pass or return.

Read together

An original drawn garden picture is cropped so one large flower fills the frame. The source gives no information about flowers outside that frame.

For Day45 or Day50, choose the actual eligible source or actual own piece with a grown-up. No previous packet or experience is assumed.

Choose one way

• Use large paper view windows over an original drawing or direct a helper's framing choice; explain what is excluded.
• Make two original still-picture panels with different framing and source-faithful captions.
• Describe two imagined frames and direct a faithful scribe to label the intended attention and remaining unknown.

What does your source help your reader understand? What would you keep or try next? A short caption, picture or directed layout can be enough. A helper can read neutrally or record exactly what you direct.

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