Burning Man is an annual festival held in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada where for one week each year a temporary city called Black Rock City is built. The festival has a gift economy where participants provide goods and services to each other without money in exchange. Relationships are formed between neighbors and participants must work together for survival. At the end of the week a large wooden effigy called "The Man" is burned in a climactic event.

1. Burning Man Festival in the desert Saul & Hilda Keshen

2. The long drive from Vegas

3. In line to reach Black Rock Desert

4. Burning Man...

5. Not for money: commerce is strictly forbidden in Black Rock City. Instead the city runs on a gift economy. Its many bars, mutant vehicles and camps, for instance, are hosted by groups who buy carloads of booze or food, drive it into the desert, construct some kind of structure (frequently extremely elaborate), and spend many hours serving endless crowds of random strangers, while expecting nothing in return.

6. Burning Man is a temporary community. Relationships are created, neighbours meet one another, and our collective survival is challenged. This is not a spectator event. Burning Man is an experience of radical self-expression, radical survival and radical inclusion – everyone is an equal participant. Burning Man is also a Leave No Trace Event, and four weeks after it is over, there is no trace left in the desert that it ever happened.

7. Black Rock Desert becomes Black Rock City- area of 3 km x 6 km, population of over 5O,OOO

22. That’s my radio station - 94.5 BMIR fm

35. So........ what happens at night? .......

44. The man burns at the end of the week