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08/10/2004 05:20:26 PM |
| How can one tell this is a tiny spider? Something normal sized needs to be in the picture so the actual size of the spider can be known. It could be a huge tarantula just seeing it here with no other reference. |
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08/08/2004 03:21:29 PM |
| Does not concey miniature |
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08/07/2004 09:51:01 AM |
| Doesn't meet the challenge, IMO - I don't get a reference of size here. |
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08/06/2004 09:46:45 PM |
| The composition works well. I don't think it quite meets the challenge as there is nothing in the picture to indicate the size of the subject. |
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08/05/2004 05:06:02 PM |
| forgive me for being dense, but i'm not sure how this meets the challenge. it seems to be more of a macro shot than a miniature, but maybe that's my problem. the lighting is a little strong, and the shadow at the bottom is distracting. it might help to rotate the image so that the line from top to bottom is either parallel to the border, or more of a diagonal. |
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08/05/2004 12:33:38 PM |
| Doesn't look like a miniature to me. Where is the comparison. Didn't meet the challenge. |
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08/05/2004 01:52:01 AM |
| sick. Where do you live. remind to never go there. |
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08/04/2004 10:08:50 PM |
| but there's no point of reference... it looks like a regular spider to me. please don't hate me!!! i'm only trying to help. |
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08/04/2004 06:05:06 PM |
| Just because something is small doesn't make it a miniature. |
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08/04/2004 12:39:07 AM |
Does not meet the challenge. 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.
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