by Paul Joseph
by Tim Bray
by me
by Boris Bosnjakovic and the Ubyssey
by Vivian Ward
by Janis Franklin
by Catherine Plaisant
by Mike Sullivan
by Eugene Miya
by Ken Bloom
by Seth Golub
by Jeff Han
by random Burning Man 2004 person with a Polaroid
official mugshots
by Jennifer Archer
by Ron Reisman
by Gayle Mavor
by Greg Humphreys
by Craig Silverstein
by Kirsty Barclay
by the stupendous julian
by Bill Woodcock
by Bridget Hardy
by ??
by Eric Rose
from Outside In titles
by ??
by Celeste Fowler
by ??
by ??
2005 was the year of great animal contraptions at Burning Man - not
one but two, count them two, hydraulic walking giraffes. The cute
white 12' one (low-tech steering of tugging on the rope attached to a
leg in mid-stride), and then the bad-ass postapocalyptic 18'
death-giraffe (high-tech multiple footpedal controls). Not to mention
the human-powered centaur. Although I got to drive them all, I didn't
have anything to do with making these. But I did help paint the
spotted stretch vanagon on the side of the first picture, continuing
the giraffe theme...
Me looking professional, then me looking goofy.
You're allowed to smile for some official photos, but not Canadian
passport photos, where apparently looking like an axe murderer
is de rigueur...
flamberge fun thanks to the inimitable Loki
Trevor Blackwell's balancing
scooter (homemade segway clone)
Surely I'm not the only one with a near-uncontrollable urge to make
faces when faced with a camera...
Peacock or not? You be the judge. My hair's been blue for a few years now. But I don't always have a crest behind my head...
the day of many power tools
me and Lucas
juggling, no doubt taken by somebody at Stanford
Tamara Munzner
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