Photos | Urban Symphony: Miniature Town and Train Model
A meticulously executed miniature model presenting a vibrant, bustling city and an intricate train weaving through its core. Captured during a 2024 visit to the Walt Disney Family Museum, this piece exemplifies the charm of urban life, combined with playful twists of amusement parks and castles. It was more than an exhibit; it was a microscopic metropolis pulsing with life and transportation, plants and people, landmarks, and neighborhoods.
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a model of a town with a miniature model of a trainChronologically Adjacent
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urban street fort museum transportation town eek resort toy walt dogs junagarh park housing disney city view car diorama cats square building aerial intersection outdoors amusement park landmark hotel neighborhood castle theme family plant downtown metropolis cityscape road vehicle bikaner architecture fun
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2000
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5
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f/3.2
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70mm
shutter speed
1/320s
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Canon
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(62.01%)
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(1.00%)
interesting subject
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low light
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pleasant camera tilt
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pleasant lighting
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pleasant pattern
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pleasant perspective
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pleasant post processing
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pleasant symmetry
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