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That's a great shot! I was wondering what it was, thinking it might be a high speed snail.
Excellent shot indeed. I think it looks like a snake escaping into a hole.
Nice angle on the photo. It almost looks real-size when you see it in the thumbnails.
Funny title and a great idea for a picture.
Looks real!
I like miniatures!
I'm not sure I would have guessed what it was if not for the title. Nice shot.
I was privileged to visit the exhibition after hours which provided a unique photo-op. Stay tuned for more glimpses.
cieldequimper: I'm still trying to imagine a high speed snail! :)
Svenske Floyd: Thanks! I was aiming for a shot with the train still outside the tunnel but this turned out a lot more interesting.
Halcyon: The amount of detail in these models is stunning.
VP: Took a while to find that title, glad you like it.
Lena Johansson: Looks so very real.
Andreea: The illusion has us confused for a while.
Thanks all for joining us among the miniatures.
I love this! You must have had the camera on a tripod and slowed the shutter speed way down! Excellent photograph, however you did it.
Cool! Looking forward to the rest of your shots :-)
I like this one. It really could be a snake :-)
Typical, isn't it. Having a model freight train, rich in intricate detail and then some wise guy chooses to depict it as a legless reptile!
Jacob: Tripod it was. Yep, "Shutter 3.2".
Tinsie: So do I. Haven't really had time to dive into the pile yet.
Bernt Seipl: And I don't even like snakes!
Thanks everyone.
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