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The Burning Man Project :: Welcome Home. WHAT TO BRING TO THE PLAYA. A Field of Sunflower Robots. Keep On Burning. DUST & ILLUSIONS. Behold This Year's Burning Man Ticket Designer: Arin Fishkin - S. "Creating this ticket is more or less equivalent to printing money, since each one is valued over $200," notes San Francisco-based graphic designer Arin Fishkin, who created this year's Burning Man ticket.

"Security features include embossing and two separate foil stamps, including one holographic. The ticket is also meant to be a tiny piece of art that builds enthusiasm and communicates the theme of the event (this year its Metropolis). " Claiming that this was "more demanding per square inch than anything I've ever worked on," Fishkin has also worked with other local, very SF-y businesses like Bi-Rite, Bi-Rite Creamery, and the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, just to name a few. What's more, this is only the second Burning Man ticket designed by a woman. Tickets for Burning Man 2010 went on sale last week.

Burning Man Photos by Phil Steele. Blog - by San Diego Photographer Phil Steele. Here are five things I wish I had known about focus when I started shooting with a DSLR. Maybe I can save you from having to learn them the hard way like I did. For those of you interested in how these videos are created, this video was recorded on the Canon 5D Mark II using a Sennheiser wireless microphone. This is a big step up from my previous videos which used a Kodak Zi8 with a wired Audio-Technia mic. The new rig costs 20 times as much as the old rig, but I think the improvement in quality is quite apparent. I hope you find this helpful. Irish camera gear maker Hahnel asked me to test their new Tuff TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon DSLR’s (a Nikon version is “coming soon.”) The Tuff fills a gap between the low-priced, dependable, sync-only triggers (Yongnuo, Cactus, Strato, etc,. as seen in my off-camera flash photography course ), and the high-end TTL triggers ( Phottix Odin , PocketWizard Flex) that provide through-the-lens metered control of multiple remote flash groups.