A field guide to looking closer

Start with the biggest curve

At the entrance, follow one rose-glass arch from the floor towards the dome. Then find a smaller arch deeper in the scene. Repetition makes the glasshouse feel much larger than the image itself.

Give a reflection your attention

Open the finish studio and move Candy polish to the left. The highlight becomes faint. Move it right to see a brighter reflection. The value beside the label follows the control, and the arrow keys offer smaller adjustments.

The diagram is an illustration of surface finish. It does not change the six scene images or create a saved result.

Find a detail in context

In the berry orchard, compare a fruit with the nearest blossom. One is large, glossy and rounded; the other is small and thin. A pair of different textures can tell you more than either object on its own.

Keep a temporary field note

Use an observation button after spotting its subject. The label changes to Spotted and the count increases. Select it again to undo the mark. Refreshing clears all marks, so the notebook never becomes a record you need to maintain.

Every scene stays available whether you mark zero observations or all three.