Muted but enthralling, the cards show beaming visitors wading into the river, bounding toward the dance hall and lining up for 75-cent rides on a boat called Miss Indian Point V. Approached from the east, Indian Point is set back from the road so that its reactors are visible only from a distance.
A camera pointed at the exhibition entrance beams visitors' visages to a mini flatscreen TV.
After Mr Bush was choppered into Baghdad, a bemused Mr Maliki was obliged to stand squirming alongside his beaming visitor, as pictures of president and stooge were flashed unhelpfully to Muslims in Iraq and around the world.
Examples: A beaming visitor hugging a dolphin at a sea life attraction, or a woman relaxing with a massage in an open-air spa that overlooks the tropical sunset.
He's one of four children who beam at visitors from a family photo that hangs on the wall of his office daughters Katie and Emily, and their other son Chris.
Governor Odegard beams that visitors will see the "wildest things they'll ever see".
Walking through the space and interrupting the beams, a visitor triggers movements that mimic the swimming, wriggling and pulsing of aquatic plants and animals.
The new Jim Beam American Stillhouse visitors' center is just down the road, making it easy for me to visit with all the Jim Beam bourbon fans that come through for a visit.
Visitors beamed with gratitude and bowed out of the room.
The beams react to visitors' movements, with fog and mirrors blurring the lines of perception.
At the Z, several foreign visitors beamed about their deals: one week, $1,000, including breakfast, for some.
