Happy Birthday ~ for Mark (anahata.c) by bmac62
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...Mark, those of us who know you, know you don't mind employing a bit of Chicago schtick (shtik) now and then.
...so to hopefully brighten your day with a smile, here is something from the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry to celebrate your day. Here is, drumroll please..., "For Mark ~ The End of the Line", in miniature of course. ;-)))
...still friends?
...may your day be filled with goodness, good health, hope and an abundance of light.
Bill
"More Museum Lighting:)"
Comments (26)
Excellent capture of this fantastic model. Happy Birthday Mark. :)
That's some train layout!
Another brilliant capture of this fine model
This looks so real Bill even down to the blur of the train.
Wonderful capture and dedi for Mark!
I agree with Jay, it look real. Great work.
Stunning capture and dedication Bill. Happy birthday Mark (anahata.c) God Bless.
Another beautiful capture, Bill. Particularily with the train speeding by! And nice dedi! Any more photos of this layout? Please? Keep up the good work! :-)
Perfect for the birthday man!
Great capture of this terrific model town and railroad Bill!!!
Great capture Bill wonderful dedication
Splendid everything photographic in this birthday dedication to Mark, Bill!
A lovely birthday gift for Mark and what a super model town this is with all the details.
I love the El station perched up there ... what a great bit of Chicago! Excellent shot, with lots of classic Chicago architectural stuff. Nicely done!
very cool smiles warm hugs, Linda
Great shot!
wonderful
Blimey Bill... This worked! Well done mate, just awesome.. Great dedication, excellent shot.. Rob
I love these miniature pics. Hope Mark had a lovely birthday!!
This is such a beautiful shot for Mark. He will be thrilled :)
such amazing detail, a beautiful image
Great image. Happy Birthday to Mark!!
Very cool photo, Bill! You even got some 'train blur' (as opposed to prop blur)! Happy Birthday, Mark!
Great image Nice dedi as well Yep Happy Birthday Mark I am right behind ya on Sunday LOL again great image and dedi Hugs Susan~
it looks almost like a city---it really does. Yes, Chicago Schtick is just fine! And I like "end of the line," because it implies a new beginning too. When I was a kid, the Museum of Science & Industry was about the greatest playground on earth (to us kids), and I suppose it isn't that now, because media, computers, iPads, etc, have taken over (at least for kids). But the tactile, hands-on sense of the place, the endlessness of the displays---they just went on & on & we never wanted to leave---and the "cutting edge" multi-media of the place was incredible. And I remember the model train set, bigger than anything we'd ever seen: I don't know if this is the same one, or built upon the old one; but it's beautiful. And you got genuine clarity, closeness, and a feeling of intimacy---in part from your angle and sense of museum light. (And the El platform sure looks like chicago!) Thank you Bill, it's beautiful & intimate and I so appreciate your remembering & honoring me on the day. That day I was awash in tax law, so believe me, seeing a huge beautiful model was perfect. After 3 hours of "amortization and accretion" (which sounds like a bad skin disease), this was beautiful. Thank you for your support, Bill, and your friendship, and your just plain class as a human being. Another thoughtful creation from you, and I thank you for remembering me with it.
I can't get over the detail in this set-up. A amazing capture Bill and I think that I have a video of a german set-up and I will forward it along if I can remember where I saved it!