What's This? by bmac62
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Comments (35)
Its a model town methinks Bill.
Probably a photo run through that software that makes it look like a model, can't remember it's name. Some of the fine details is not the same as you'd see in a real model. Interesting shot, though. update Did some research - TiltShiftMaker is the software I was thinking of. Had to delete comment and remake as no edit option.
Looks like a real model to me..very cute.
Sorry to ruin your fantastic puzzle mate, but errrr.......as a keen museum visitor I know exactly what it is!!!!!! It's the model of Chicago at The Museum of Science and Industry. And I often use a Tilt-Shift lens too so I can see it most certainly IS a real model! Great stuff mate. I have a similar shot of it but I think from memory yours is better. Plus I think I can see Chip in one of those windows. ;)
nice one
Looks like a model town my friend. Where's the train? ;)
Looks like a model but could be tilt shift foto effect. Excellent shot. :)
Its a model village/town :o)
Not sure of the city but it is a model for a model train system
Bill, it is either a model town or a picture taken with miniature effect.
It looks much like a very well built model town, maybe to go will a rail set? Rob
Great shot Bill...It does resemble a tilt shift process, but as pointed out above we now know what it is.
a railroad model (part of it) excellent shot
It's the model town from the classic Twilight Zone episode "Stopover in a Quiet Town" :)
Very cool whichever it is, model or tilt-shift; I lean toward model, only because it looks so clean!
WOW! what a lovely looking miniature city :-) Well captured too.
Stunning capture Bill. God Bless.
Didn't take long to solve that mystery, did it Bill? What a bunch of smart asses the renderosity photography community are - tough to slip one by them...
It is super cool from you. I thank you very much for this one. 5+!
looks like a model town Bill
A well made model railroad town. With your Chicago visits I assume this is in the Museum of Industry and Science. I've seen some other photos of this layout. Very impressive! I like your photo. A helecopter or high rise view of the street. The focal blur is nice - adds depth. As you see, it's fun to photograph models, especially if well made. Nice, even lighting, like on a slightly cloudy day. The give-away it's a model rail road are the out-of-focus tracks in the left foreground. Wish I could visit this layout and take some photos. Keep up the good work! :-)
I agree i's a model town. Great bravo !
Terrific model, and your photograph is just right! (I suppose there could be that much of a hill between the street and someone's front door. Heaven knows there are plenty in Seattle, but I've never seen one in Chicago! LOL!)
A TOWN IN A DIORAMA
Very cool capture of this realistic looking model!!!
All the above, Bill.
Tilt-shift on a model town, now that's different :-) I did tend to study the people, very 'shiny', but then I've never been to Chicago (no offence).A very interesting shot Bill, I hope you're revelation of the truth is a wider angle.
Interesting photo! Stunning details and colors!
Had to look twice, Bill - this is very cool! Obviously it's a miniature, and a very well done one... Possibly part of a model train layout. I think they have model train exhibits at Union Station (Science City) here every so often. Maybe you got this at one of them? :-D
what gives it away is the lack of steps leading up to the porch steps.superb details.who ever made is one heck of a modeler