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Another day in the grass feeding mosquitoes, and much to my chagrin my Mamiya ate sand. Amazingly - despite falling face first from a height of about 2 metres - it didn't even get a scratch.

Damn thing's armor plated. Sweet.

Gotta wait for a few days for the slide film to be processed. Meanwhile gotta be content with this sneak peak:

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It looks a bit weird, a bit creepy - in b/w the jungle looks almost alive. The small image doesn't do the original 65 mb scan justice.

Click here to see what I mean.

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