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The Temple of Transition just before sunrise on Friday morning. Aside from being a beautiful sacred space, the entire temple was an incredible sound installation. In the innermost chamber, gongs played harmoniously from all sides. Above the walkway into the temple were giant harp strings tied from the gateway to the main tower.

The Temple of Flux at Burning Man 2010 as shot from 12 o'clock. The bright light on the right was an art car driving in. It initially bothered me when I was shooting, but I love how it frames the temple and left the two burner silhouettes.

Portrait of Bernard Gaddis, founding artistic director of The Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater, painted head to tow in metallic jet-black body paint. A framed print of this photo was was a prize at the company's Fall Concert Series last week.

The Man during Saturday's dust storm as seen from near the temple. Plenty more Burning Man photos to come, but first I need to time to dust off, unpack, and decompress.

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