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Watching Over it All

Watching Over it All

Photographed on Portra 160, in a Konica Autoreflex T-3. I used a 135mm 3.5 Hexanon lens for this image. I took this in the staircase of a parking garage that lo...
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Photographed on Portra 160, in a Konica Autoreflex T-3. I used a 135mm 3.5 Hexanon lens for this image. I took this in the staircase of a parking garage that looks out over the street below.
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