The Burning Man
Burning Man up close and personal, towering over head.

More Man
A side view of the man. Check out the thighs on that dude.

Hiding from Mom
Jeremiah enjoying the shade. Jeremiah is a space cowboy-- bet you weren't ready for that!

Poser
A professional photographer who also likes to model. Realist 45 camera, Kodak EIR infrared film, E-6 process, no filters.

Fly Hot Springs Geyser
The Fly Hot Springs Geyser. Realist 45 stereo camera, Kodak EIR film, E-6 process and no filters.

Elise and Friends
Elise (second from the left) performed in "The Daughters of Ishtar" and "The Arrival of Empress Zoe".

Here's Mud in Your Eye!
The mud at Fly Hot Springs must be good for you, it's always in your face.

Bone Arch
The arch made from the bones of animals that died in the desert. All bones collected at the sight.

Temporal Decomposition
Giant ice sphere with timepieces frozen inside (Jim Mason). Art with a limited life span.

Blue Cutout People
A billowing parachute in the sun, supported by blue cutouts of human shapes.

Das Ammoniten Projekt
The 70 foot shell shaped spiral of canvas (Hendrik Hackl). How did he get his bike to the center?

Kill Your Television
Real family values. A test dummy family is slammed into a large screen TV.

Future Primitive
Welded steel sculpture of the agony of modern human existance.

TOPX
TOPX on the Turner SuperStation covered children having fun at Ross' Romper Room for Hot Tots. It aired on the Nov. 2nd broadcast.

Max the Daredevil Finmobile
Max the Daredevil Finmobile. It wouldn't be Burning Man without art cars.

The Daughters of Ishtar
EEEEsh-TAR! The dance/opera/burn created by Pepe Ozan, the stage/sculpture burns in the background.

Fire Dancers
Dancers by the fire. I don't remember taking this photo. Twilight Zone!

Pillar of Fire
A whale spouts flame as the Man burns.