Rhino, I finally understand your question and did a little research. Because there are only two states of a node, teaser and full, then we can only get some of your solution right.
We can have:
1. A teaser node displaying a small thumbnail linking to the full node.
2. A full node displaying a medium thumbnail linking to the original image alone.
Seems you are right. In this model we cannot have:
3. An additional full node displaying an original image.
But maybe you could cheat a little with Views. You can make a fake third state of your node by building a view that shows only one result, and use a Node ID argument to choose which node is displayed in the view. The view would display a title, body and an imagefield displaying your original image size. Maybe then you can custom theme the node in step 2 pass a Node ID to the argument in your view. That's science fiction right there so I don't know if it would work.
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Rhino, I finally understand your question and did a little research. Because there are only two states of a node, teaser and full, then we can only get some of your solution right.
We can have:
1. A teaser node displaying a small thumbnail linking to the full node.
2. A full node displaying a medium thumbnail linking to the original image alone.
Seems you are right. In this model we cannot have:
3. An additional full node displaying an original image.
But maybe you could cheat a little with Views. You can make a fake third state of your node by building a view that shows only one result, and use a Node ID argument to choose which node is displayed in the view. The view would display a title, body and an imagefield displaying your original image size. Maybe then you can custom theme the node in step 2 pass a Node ID to the argument in your view. That's science fiction right there so I don't know if it would work.