very sweet

you never cease to amaze. you've got a truly unique eye for things. thanks for all the great pics again!

Pop Pop Poppy by Gratis - Dan Webster

I believe this was the moop fruit forest. Look closely on the left and there are little bags dangling from the "branches" to be taken and used for moop collection.

Wow--- I am awe struck again!!! THank you so much for sharing! -Random Dancer

thank you so much!!!
The photos brought back wonderful memories!
It is amazing how photos can capture moments in time that will never be repeated (exactly the same way).
There were many photos of art installations I did not see, so thanks for showing me more of Burning Man than I was actually able to see while I was there.

Thanks for the wonderful gift!!!
Peace and Love!

Nice. If you look closely (look for the green woman mutant vehicle to the left of the man), you can see us shooting this:
http://www.ashkeling.com/burn2007/playa/original/rainbow6.html
and this panorama
http://www.ashkeling.com/burn2007/playa/original/rainbow1.html

Beautiful. I like how you captured many of the things other people took photos of, but in a fresh and different way.

Great shot!! (they're all great but this one is real niiiice)

These are simply wonderful, wonderful photographs. I am so grateful for your sharing. You saw so many things I missed. Unbelievable work.

Loved looking at the shots! Really triggerd some fond memorys for me.

Great shots. The Bike Arch was made by Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector. The bikes were collected from the local Sonoma dump and San Rafael Recyclery.

Beautiful! I'm also betting this last photo is a shot of yourself perhaps? Thanks for sharing these photos of home.

Your photos are magnificent. They come the closest to giving me back the feelings of being on the playa and living in BRC. Thank you very much for sharing these with all of us!

You have an amazing gift. Thanks so much for sharing it!

In moments of despair, these images remind us that the most implausible realities await our creation.

Nice pic! The name of this art car is "Chundra" from the "Outpost 8" camp which I was VERY proud to be part of!

many thx.

amazing!

You have talent.