Deedon --
My modeling work has been seen by documented millions of fans, historians, modelers, and the general public, both in traction and hobby magazines over 30 years, and on the internet over the past 17 years thru my own photo websites for the layout (and of course sharing material here) - as well as many other rail related forums. And the entire layout displayed at large venue train shows. PS: I don't have "Photoshop" program and thus don't use "Photoshop". These museum caliber "scale models" (they are NOT "toys", heh) are seen as they are. Look at responses to my modeling work on these and other pages in the subways forum! I don't see any unsatisfied fans, enthusiasts, modelers, etc., (I have NO clients, heh - but when I do, those clients PAY for my time and services).
Yes, I have a few thousand photos of the Myrtle EL, and a few hundred color slides. However, NOT any of the specific one-scene-view, whatever it is, you repeatedly "passionate" over. I spent quite amount of my personal time over various days and postings, to attempt to accommodate you by provided you plenty of views of and around the Vanderbilt Ave. Station, in different time frames, but none as stated are to your one-specific-scene agenda or satisfaction. And links to other sites. And obviously no one else has responded to your requests here except me.
I suggest you, as I have done for 5 decades, spend your own time doing your own extensive research, perhaps checking the NYC Dept. Of Real Estate Taxes Photography archives. They have a website --- find it! They have many hundreds of thousands of generally OLD document-photos of all New York City located buildings and street scenes of buildings photographed for Real Estate Tax building identification records. By checking the Myrtle-Vandebilt intersection, they may have something photographed related to whatever specific "image / scene" you are looking for...as most all are at sidewalk and street level.
