News Finding: Sculpture made by one of the participants in our new research paper:
   
Paper Finding: In our study, this specific section was often identified by additional specific details of the image, for example, "at the back where the altar is" or "the back where the boat is in the crevasse."
News Context: Sculpture made by one of the participants in our new research paper:
   
Paper Context: While the term "background" is arguably more generic and can refer to a spatially extended region, "back" in this case refers only to a specific section of an image , or a subpart of the background. In our study, this specific section was often identified by additional specific details of the image, for example, "at the back where the altar is" or "the back where the boat is in the crevasse." This meaning, when compared to "end" (as above) seems to reflect a more "static" connotation of the region in question or a fixed location in the picture .