I’m back from Burning Man, shaking the playa dust out of my gear, my clothes and my brain. What an incredible event. I won’t even try and describe what it was like in words, but I have a lot of content that I couldn’t produce in the field that will go live next week, including several videos and 8-10 QTVR panoramas that describe it visually.
When the sun goes down at Burning Man, the pulse becomes electric as burners play on the playa.
You’re currently reading “More to come from Burning Man 2007,” an entry on digitalartwork
Some test footage from my new 5D MKII taken near Columbus Circle and also 34th Street.
This panorama is one of 14 panoramas of the Neon Boneyard. This was one of the first panoramas I shot in HDR.
![Photo: [LENS] (aka Lens) Launches](http://digitalartwork.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/lens_thumb.jpg)
The New York Times introduces Lens, a photojournalism blog that intends to present some of the most interesting visual and multimedia reporting.
Thirst in the Mojave tries to bring a little more web mentality to video but still utilize the linear narrative strengths that make video such a great storytelling tool.
Wow…this was great. It made my toe tap and fingers snap. I can’t wait for more, Zack!
Wow…this was great. It made my toe tap and fingers snap. I can’t wait for more, Zack!
Zach, tell me something: did you make by yourself the hole site http://blogs.lasvegassun.com/burningman
or did the guys from Las Vegas Sun give you a help?
Second thing: I would like to interview you from the Brazilian public, how can we do that? By mail?
tkx