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this is a slight crop of the full frame Pentax 645Z with the 120 mm. macro lens. I like the subtle detail of the building interior - hints only and nothing glaring.
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Loverly. An overactive imagination (with possible assistance from substances) might interpret the interior as a dentist's office in hell.
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