Hi, Friday, June 20, 2003, 9:47:07 AM, you wrote:
> Image. is root. includes 3D things. > Print. instance of image. includes photographs and all categories of > images printed on a surface through various methods as typography etc. > Photograph. instance of print. a print obtained through opto-chemically > blah blah > Inkjet print. instance of print. a print obtained with an inkjet printer. > It's easy. It's all there in the dictionary. Unfortunately 'print' doesn't distinguish between prints from, for example, water colours, and prints from images made directly by the action of light. You've have left a gap. recognising that 'print' is not strictly the correct word in this example, but it will do for the moment, where other people might have e.g.: ...print.painting.watercolour... ...print.painting.acrylic... ...print.photograph.daguerreotype... ...print.photograph.silver halide... ...print.photograph.inkjet... ...print.photograph.slide... you seem to have something like: ...print.painting.watercolour... ...print.painting.acrylic... ...print.photograph... ...print.daguerreotype... ...print.inkjet... ...print.slide... which leaves no way of classifying together all the 'prints' that are not paintings. Anyway, I'm sick to death of this, I don't really care what you call them, and the sun's shining. -- Cheers, Bob mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
