The man in 2011. 

Bike car putting down 9 o'clock around mid afternoon.

Navigating some monkey rings. Larger camps are set up to give back to the festival in many ways. This gymnastics rig was one of the more creative I saw. 

Looking towards 9:00 & Esplanade. Streets turning to sand from bike traffic. Duck Pond bar in foreground was one of the more festive drinkerys in town. 

A bird of a different feather at the Duck Pond bar. 

Art cars come in all shapes and sizes including yachts with bike racks and trojan horses. 

A dragon bike parked at center camp.

 Nevada state rangers were there in numbers. Don’t pull your grass out at the dubstep show or go to the Burning Man jail while your friends have fun the rest of the week. 

Much of the stuff you climb here seems to have slightly updated rules every day the festival goes on.

Long shadows are beautiful when cast across the dry lake. 

The 2011 temple.

The Temple is a place that many people pay tribute to those that couldn’t make it.

This gentleman is wailing away on the flute facing the setting sun. 

Details on the temple. 

Saturday morning party at Opulent Temple with torches ablaze. 

Sun peeks over the horizon on Saturday, Man awaits bonfire later that evening.

The large wooden wheels of the trojan horse that was burned on Friday night still smoldering as the sun climbs into the desert sky. There were 20 to 30 people asleep downwind, cuddling in it’s warmth. They were all covered in ash.