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Comment by melismatica:
"Compose and photograph something "miniature" in such a way that it conveys to the viewer that the subject of your photo is a tinier version of something that is normally larger."

Okay I have to say it (I probably won't be the only one) but I'm stumped. Okay, I see it now. A seedling. Kind of stretching the idea of miniature to me. All growing things start out small and go through various changes during growth so a seedling, a puppy, a child, really can't be called miniatures. A child is not a miniature human, just a human at a certain level of developement. The same can be said for a seedling.

Three Feet Tall
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Comment by singale:
great shot , good composition, great colors

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Comment by nborton:
should be interesting to see how this was done.

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Comment by nsbca7:
poor background noise

Three Feet Tall
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Comment by JPR:
It's good to see this sort of work on here. Good luck. 10

Weathered Iron
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Comment by stupidcat:
I like this photo a lot. I cannot pinpoint why but it really appeals to me.

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Comment by suemack:
Original idea, very interesting colours and textures. The light appears a little flat, I would love to see this image taken at different times of the day.

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Comment by colda:
i just noticed the new growth (after the 3rd view of the pic) so I'll up my vote, clearly as it took a few views to 'get it' some form of clarity is needed

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Comment by rhdecker:
Lighting is very odd...

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Comment by Skip:
i see the little sprout in the trunk of the tree, and i guess i can stretch miniature to include that. i think i'd like this better if the lighting wasn't so harsh and if the angle was different. this kinda feels more like a snapshot than anything else.