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Matilda in the Shead

Matilda in the Shead

She's mature, she's classy, she's red, and she's in Dallas. This is Matilda, M-line Trolley #369 on the uptown turntable. The lights go ou...
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She's mature, she's classy, she's red, and she's in Dallas. This is Matilda, M-line Trolley #369 on the uptown turntable. The lights go out and the external lights flow in as she pirouettes to continue her run down the same track she just came from.
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NIKON D7100

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Aperture 10/1 ISO 640 Shutter 6/1 Focal Length 21/2

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Sep, 2017

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