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07/30/2004 11:53:50 AM · #76 |
Originally posted by JiaBob:
The problem is this: if the thing stays that small it isn't a miniature version of something that is normally larger. It is as big as all the others of that particular variety of frog, dog, etc. |
This logic eliminates....everything! If it is young and small, it is not miniature because it will not be miniature later. Also if it is always that size it is not miniature. So miniature horses and model trains, no matter how tiny are not miniature. Heck they are as big as they are and therefore not at all small. When did we pass through to the other side of the looking glass?
I'm gonna have to go with my notion of the word and the one I find in the dictionary. It means small. If you show it in a context that show off how small it is, you have met the challenge.
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07/30/2004 11:56:29 AM · #77 |
Using the everyday objects as a benchmark I wouldn't worry too much about it :)
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07/30/2004 12:10:20 PM · #78 |
Oh geez... now it has to be small compared to everyday objects?
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07/30/2004 01:50:47 PM · #79 |
Originally posted by Jacko:
Indeed, with half enjoying the nice images for what they are, and the other half being anal retentive and trying to crap on photos because it doesn't fit into their interpretation of choice.
Originally posted by toddnicholsphotography:
This should be a interesting challenge! |
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AMEN! Jacko.
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