Gallery: These 3-D Shapes Are All Madness and Zero Photoshop
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Analog Matte #018 (Moraine), 2016
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Analog Matte #004 (Padre Island), 2015
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Analog Matte #003 (McAllister), 2015
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Analog Matte #017 (Many Parks), 2016
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Analog Matte #008 (Great Sand Dunes), 2016
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Analog Matte #016 (Bear Lake), 2016
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Analog Matte #015 (Granby), 2016
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Analog Matte #011 (Medano Creek), 2016
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Analog Matte #005 (Rattlesnake Canyon), 2016
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Analog Matte #012 (San Isabel), 2016
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Analog Matte #006 (Carlsbad), 2016
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