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Burning Man is yearly gathering of about 50,000 people, many from the San Francisco Bay Area, celebrating life, passion and art during one week in a desolated desert in Nevada.
The event takes place each last week of august in an immense dry lakebed called Black Rock Desert. A temporary city is built where about everything is permitted except violence, money and commerce.
The culmination of the event is the burning of a large human-shape figure in a giant bon-fire, hence the name (Burning Man). The city disappears completely at the end of the week, leaving no trace.
If this sounds interesting, check out the official Burning Man website at www.burningman.com.
Anyone is free to use my Burning Man photos for non-commercial use if they comply with the rules of use published by the Burning Man organization and inform me of the photo(s) use and always include the photographer's credit (i.e. "Photo by Tristan Savatier" and a link to playa-dust.com) together with each photo.
Equipment used: In 2007: Sony Alpha A100(10.2 Mega-pixel) and Sony DSC F828 (8 Mega-pixel). In 2006: Sony DSC R1 (10.3 Mega-pixel) and Sony DSC F828 (8 Mega-pixel). In 2005 and 2004: Sony DSC F828 (8 Mega-pixel). Previous years: Pentax LX and Fuji film. And I always carry a small tripod for long exposures.
Every time I find a set of photos from the Burning Man event I think it must be a really wonderful, sensual and creative experience. This is one of the most balanced group of picts I've seen about it... so thanks a lot for sharing.
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Loupiote (Old Skool) says:
Burning Man photos by Tristan Savatier (email me!)
Years: 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 1999, 1998.
Click on any small image to see the full-size photo.
Burning Man is yearly gathering of about 50,000 people, many from the San Francisco Bay Area, celebrating life, passion and art during one week in a desolated desert in Nevada.
The event takes place each last week of august in an immense dry lakebed called Black Rock Desert. A temporary city is built where about everything is permitted except violence, money and commerce.
The culmination of the event is the burning of a large human-shape figure in a giant bon-fire, hence the name (Burning Man). The city disappears completely at the end of the week, leaving no trace.
If this sounds interesting, check out the official Burning Man website at www.burningman.com.
Anyone is free to use my Burning Man photos for non-commercial use if they comply with the rules of use published by the Burning Man organization and inform me of the photo(s) use and always include the photographer's credit (i.e. "Photo by Tristan Savatier" and a link to playa-dust.com) together with each photo.
Equipment used: In 2007: Sony Alpha A100(10.2 Mega-pixel) and Sony DSC F828 (8 Mega-pixel). In 2006: Sony DSC R1 (10.3 Mega-pixel) and Sony DSC F828 (8 Mega-pixel). In 2005 and 2004: Sony DSC F828 (8 Mega-pixel). Previous years: Pentax LX and Fuji film. And I always carry a small tripod for long exposures.
Some other sites with good photos of Burning Man:
* Image Gallery on the Burning Man website
* Burning Man photos by Scott London
* Burning Man photos by Rick Egan
* Burning Man photos by Pete Slingland
* Burning Man photos by Jon Ross
* Burning Man photos by Patrick Roddie
* Burning Man photos by Juan Carlos Pometta Betancourt
* Burning Man photos by Frederic Larson
* Burning Man photos by Lacy Atkins
* Burning Man photos by Barbara Traub
* Burning Man photos by Waldemar
* Burning Man photos by Scott Hess
* The playadust.com WebRing
Other links:
* Burning Man discussion forum on Tribe.net
* Burning Man discussion forum on ePlaya
Check out my photos of a related event: The Fire Arts Festival @ The Crucible.
If you like these photos, check out my Photography Gallery at www.loupiote.com
And don't hesitate to make a comment, drop me a word! or write me a testimonial.
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