Burning Man is more than just the flaming wooden dude. It's a gathering of art and artists, creators of displays that are to be shared for a short time, and then carted back off the playa after no more than a week of public display.

There was more art and such on the playa than I could hope to see and experience, but this is a small snapshot of... well, my snapshots. (Wherever possible, I've also noted the artist and piece's name, too.) (If I good the name of the art piece, or it's missing, let me know and I'll post it; I did what I could from the What Where When booklet.)

I don't know the camp's name, but the light show wall was cool (they were on Esplanade and ~9:30).	Walking along and feeling tired? Feel free to rest your barkin' dogs and set your drink on the table.	One of the camps near Kidsville along 5:30 and Catharsis.
Camp Tramp isn't what you may think it sounds like.	I don't know the story here, but the camp seemed to be wrapped in stretch film. Curious, eh?	The Bush Camp: All Hat, No Cattle.
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