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| 05/07/2003 06:46:34 AM | Let's cross the river guysby vcosmaComment by Gerrit: Originally posted by vcosma: Let's see what the dictionary says:
trans·por·ta·tion
The act or an instance of transporting.
The state of being transported.
A means of conveyance.
The business of conveying passengers or goods.
A charge for public conveyance; fare.
Deportation to a penal colony.
As you see, Gerrit, the word "transportation", in English, stands for far more things than you think, but this can be understandable since your mother tongue isn't English.
Hence I believe that it would have suited this theme pictures like: a person carrying a load (the act of transporting); someone who is daydreaming (is "transported"); the river transporting the ducks and of course means of transportation but this is so obvious. |
I'm aware that English is not my mother tongue, and so to be on the safe side I looked the word up at www.dictionary.com. My comment is based on the definitions I found there. "Transportation" as in "rapture" is really stretching things, it's farfetched. (Besides, I don't see any signs of rapture in the pic.) I don't see any means of transportation either, unless the mother duck were to carry the little ones on her back. I don't recognize any of the 6 definitions you quote in this photograph, and quite a few native speakers of English seem to agree with that view. Message edited by author 2003-05-07 06:48:34. |
| 05/07/2003 06:05:39 AM | Let's cross the river guysby vcosmaComment by imagesloyola: i really dont understand why you got a 4 1s and 14 2s...you dont deserved that score. anyway im very proud of your image.congrats. Message edited by author 2003-05-07 06:06:28. | Photographer found comment helpful. |
| 05/07/2003 05:31:54 AM | Let's cross the river guysby vcosmaComment by vcosma: Originally posted by Gerrit: It's a good photo, but I rated it rather low because I think it doesn't fit the subject. Transportation either requires a vehicle, or some track, or both. Even if the ducks had been swimming, it wouldn't be transportation. This is why we don't see moving flocks, herds, shoals, etc. in this contest. |
Let's see what the dictionary says:
trans·por·ta·tion
The act or an instance of transporting.
The state of being transported.
A means of conveyance.
The business of conveying passengers or goods.
A charge for public conveyance; fare.
Deportation to a penal colony.
As you see, Gerrit, the word "transportation", in English, stands for far more things than you think, but this can be understandable since your mother tongue isn't English.
Hence I believe that it would have suited this theme pictures like: a person carrying a load (the act of transporting); someone who is daydreaming (is "transported"); the river transporting the ducks and of course means of transportation but this is so obvious. |
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| 05/06/2003 07:07:47 AM | Let's cross the river guysby vcosmaComment by Gerrit: It's a good photo, but I rated it rather low because I think it doesn't fit the subject. Transportation either requires a vehicle, or some track, or both. Even if the ducks had been swimming, it wouldn't be transportation. This is why we don't see moving flocks, herds, shoals, etc. in this contest. |
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