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Burning Man 2004

Here are my photos from Burning Man 2004. If you are in a photo here and would like to have it removed let me know. Thanks!

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John Cornicello		22-Mar-2005 20:10
I bring the frames with me each year and carry them around with me.

Mike		21-Mar-2005 17:17
I noticed you had quite a few pictures of people framed behind a picture frame. I am guessing that the picture frame was an installation on the playa I missed. Do you have a photo of where the picture frame came from? Was the frame your idea, or you happened upon it as well as all of the photos you took with people holding it for a photo? Mike

david l		10-Oct-2004 07:15
HI John, wonderful collection of photos...takes me back to the playa...and I missed 'critical tits'..so thanks for the great shots! It was my first time there...WOW! What a ride! The experience really set me free again to be the wild, crazy guy that I am... Thanks for sharing your cool photos! see ya next year David NO. Ca.

Michael		26-Sep-2004 19:07
Awesome! I thought I had seen so much of BRC during my first burn -but the photos I've seen since returning have made me aware of how little I actually saw - and makes me crave BM 2005. I can't wait!

beth in vancouver		24-Sep-2004 21:22
Thanks for posting all these fantastic pics John. I was playing way to hard to focus down in Blackrock, and I really appreciate this gallery. You ROCK!!! Love Beth

John Cornicello		10-Sep-2004 06:00
In past years I've brought a Canon D30 (digital) and before that an A2 (film) and I have not had any problems. I don't change lenses. I keep a 2-gallon ziplock bag in my pocket ready to cover the camera if a dust storm comes up. It stays in a case in my car when not in use. The 1-d is well sealed for dust. They're used in much worse conditions by photojournalists around the world. So..., so far I have not had problems with cameras and playa dust.

Scott London		10-Sep-2004 05:48
Thanks for a wonderful collection of photos from this year's Burning Man festival. You've captured some great moments, like the thrill and exuberance of the bare-breasted bikers' parade. I also love the shots of Burners posing with frames. Inspired! My question to you, John, is how safe is it to take a beautiful and expensive camera like Canon's EOS-1D Mark II out on the playa with so much dust and dirt flying around? If it's true that playa dust is so fine it can get into lightbulbs, the same must be true for camera equipment. What's your experience?

Jeanne Hemhauser-Ricci		08-Sep-2004 06:30
Very cool!! Thanks for sharing!

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