Data After the Rain
A physical scatter plot made with colourful wooden counters stands beneath a science-fair canopy, illuminated by returning sunlight.
Small 640×533, Medium 1200×1000
Hyperrealistic documentary event photograph, 6:5 landscape. At an outdoor community science fair, photograph one handmade scatter-plot exhibit beneath an open-sided canvas canopy. A freestanding pale plywood board carries a faint square grid, two dark perpendicular axes with simple unnumbered ticks, and approximately thirty round wooden counters in muted coral, yellow and teal. Their positions form a loose upward-trending scatter with clearly irregular spacing, never connected lines. The board is the unmistakable focal point, seen from a slight three-quarter angle at standing eye level. A storm-break sunbeam enters beneath the canopy, casting short counter shadows and illuminating wet paving beyond. Canvas overhead and a softly blurred pavilion edge establish the event setting without competing exhibits. Cheerful, slightly nostalgic school-project craftsmanship; realistic wood grain and controlled highlights. 50mm lens, moderate depth of field, entire plot sharp, quiet breathing room to the right. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.
