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	08/10/2004 05:47:45 PM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by Sammie: This is a nicely taken picture; however, how can one tell that this is a miniature stadium? If you had put a full size baseball in the stadium it would have made all the difference - then it would have been instantly obvious that this was a minature stadium.
	08/08/2004 12:34:03 AM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by whatdewuc: Shows a model baseball stadium, does not convey miniature...
	08/07/2004 03:36:26 PM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by lg4u16: not very original
	08/07/2004 10:23:27 AM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by Hye5: There's nothing in the image to reference scale, otherwise a nice model.
	08/07/2004 09:30:37 AM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by Gatorguy: Nothing here for perspective to say "miniature version" IMO
	08/06/2004 10:18:33 PM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by Curious: At first glance this almost looks like a real stadium. There is a lot of noise in the picture. Maybe the ISO setting was high on your camera. I think the composition works well. However there is nothing in the image to give a sense of scale. I can't tell how big or small the subject is.
	08/04/2004 10:15:16 AM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by jewelk12: I don't think it meets the requirements. it needs to be obvious that it is miniature
	08/04/2004 10:15:06 AM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by MrsFuzzButt: While I know this is a miniature, my understanding of the challenge was to have a regular sized object to show off the miniature size of the subject. Therefore placing a full size object in the frame would have made this better in my eyes... 6
	08/04/2004 12:47:56 AM
	Play Ball by jhsegars Comment by airatic: Doesn't meet the challenge, no frame of reference to determine size. 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.
	07/13/2004 10:18:24 PM
	A Little 'Sprite' by jhsegars Comment by chasmo: Ads are about product placement and brand enhancement...how does this image do either?

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