Burning Man
Sep. 8th, 2007 11:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
foxgrrl
Many people look at my photos and go:
The photo on the left here is one of the very few of mine where the camera actually made the difference. This is from a sequence of twelve frames, taken about 1/20s apart (I should make an animated .GIF of the fireball). I made some 1280x1024 crops of this frame, if you would like to use it as a desktop background or something.
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Oooh! You must have a really good camera.And then I have to give my lecture about how it's not the camera, but the photographer that's responsible for the picture; And that a good photographer can take really good looking photos with anything.
The photo on the left here is one of the very few of mine where the camera actually made the difference. This is from a sequence of twelve frames, taken about 1/20s apart (I should make an animated .GIF of the fireball). I made some 1280x1024 crops of this frame, if you would like to use it as a desktop background or something.
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So anyway, what did I do at Burning Man? What didn't I do? Quite a lot actually…
I did get a lot of deep introspection done. My head is still processing everything.
- I didn't take pictures of anything silhouetted by the full-moon.
- I didn't climb anything.
- I didn't attend Paul Oakenfold.
- I didn't see Crude Awakenings.
- I didn't ride any art cars.
- I didn't make it to Spike's.
- I didn't go to any parties.
- I didn't get drunk.
- I didn't get set on fire.
I did get a lot of deep introspection done. My head is still processing everything.
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