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7. It's like computers, the more you learn, the less you know.

Tue Aug 13, 2013, 03:18 PM

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Large photo collection from Burning Man. Some not suitable for work. [View all] alfredo Aug 2013 OP

Those are great, Alfredo. trusty elf Aug 2013 #1

Corporatist can't stand seeing something they can't exploit. alfredo Aug 2013 #3

The guy has talent to spare. alfredo Aug 2013 #4

Yes. And the further I get into photography, image editing etc..... groundloop Aug 2013 #6

It's like computers, the more you learn, the less you know. alfredo Aug 2013 #7

I've always liked Trey Ratcliff's work Stevenmarc Aug 2013 #5

His landscapes do rely on HDR, but I can't fault his compositions. alfredo Aug 2013 #8

Or..... Stevenmarc Aug 2013 #9

It's been a long time since I heard of Peyote. alfredo Aug 2013 #10

When I lived in Houston back in 1967-68 Blue_In_AK Aug 2013 #13

I've had a peyote smoothie in Boulder Colo. I had just returned from alfredo Aug 2013 #14

Lol Blue_In_AK Aug 2013 #15

Now a good buzz is when the Arthritis medicine kicks in. alfredo Aug 2013 #16

Finally got a chance to look through the photo collection.... Stunning groundloop Aug 2013 #11

Wonderful inspirational work, thanks for posting!... Locut0s Aug 2013 #17

Beautiful lighting Alameda Sep 2013 #19

It looks like fun. Yes, there is a lot of skin, but the other alfredo Sep 2013 #20

It's a young persons game Alameda Sep 2013 #21

I'm too old for it too. Leave roughing it for the kids. alfredo Sep 2013 #22

glad to see this thread back handmade34 Sep 2013 #23