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    No, not Thomas the Tank Engine, but my experiment in making images that look tiny, but aren't. I used Topaz Lens Effects to blur the top and bottom thirds of the image. If you work at it, you can imagine a tiny model train with tiny people standing around.
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    Quite imaginative!!!!!!!! I thought at first it was a toy train and wondered at all the details! Nice.

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    Wow, I'm with Hazel. I too thought it was a toy train at first! Very creative with blurring the top and bottom and the visual impact it has on the image. I really like the detail of the red lights on either side of the tracks, they create a bit of a frame to encourage the tunnel vision straight to the oncoming train itself. Excellent!

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    It does look like a toy train! I agree with Nancy about the effectiveness of the red lights framing the image. Nice work, Kerry
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    Wonderful use of the miniaturize effect, or whatever it is called! Perfect subject, and an unusually casual and relaxed location for a train (even a metro), for me. Love the upsweep of the tracks in the FG.

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    You did a great job with making this look like a model train. That is what I thought it was!!!!

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