I like Big Space - Little Space because it could have lots of different interpretations... a small object in a big space (like this example), a big object not fitting into a little space, a huge vista, a macro, a small object or objects dwarfed even more by a monstrous object (like this example), small spaces within a large space, little spaces filling a big space (like this example, a zillion miniature ravines creating a vast scene), etc., etc.
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