That data will then need to be consumed somewhere down the Element tree, which will give us the ability to access the information we want to pull out from each item. In this particular example, we setup an Image field to be assigned to all users within the installation so that we could set our own thumbnail separate from the Gravatar that WordPress attempts to pull in, giving us much more control over the output on the frontend of our site. That field was assigned to all users with a key of image. Because of this, we would want to access that field with—you guessed it—the User Field Dynamic Content string.