The dusty conditions proved challenging, as I'm generally not willing to take out my camera when it's overly dusty. I also didn't get a chance to do much long-exposure night-time stuff, because I was always with other people and setting up a tripod then waiting for long exposures is just annoying in a group. Taking pictures is fun out there, but I never let it get in the way of experiencing what's going on around me. If you miss a cool shot, so be it - better to have the memory of doing something than a photo of someone else doing something.
All photos taken with a Sony A7s camera and a Sony Vario-Tessar f/4 24-70mm lens. 
C J "Straw-be"
9/8/2015 07:06:23 pm
Love your pictures, saw most of it. Thanks for posting
Grecia Sanchez
9/9/2015 02:29:59 pm
Hi I'm wondering if you are the same person who took pics of naked females such as myself with a nice white see through scarf? If so can I please get the rest of the pics you took of me. Thank You very much
Dr. Yes
9/9/2015 02:31:51 pm
Not me, nope, though feel free to forward me naked pictures of yourself if you so choose. ;)
Shawn O
10/1/2015 09:00:50 pm
when will your 1000 faces photos be released?
Dr. Yes
10/1/2015 10:33:11 pm
I don't know - that's not my project. It's something I think is very cool and I wrote about it once but I don't even know who does it. Comments are closed.
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