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Burning Man 2002: Panoramas
I have a long history of stitching together paper photographs (long ago) and digital pictures (in recent years). I think one can get a much better feel for the environment this way, and it's easier and cheaper than trying 360° Quicktime VR panoramas, which are compelling but hardware-intensive.
This is the view from one of the Esplanade theme camps, the ship (seen at right), looking towards the center playa.
 The setting sun, as seen from the Esplanade. Just as the rays dissapear people all over the city give a big howl, just as they clap and cheer when the first rays of the rising sun appear in the mornings.
 From the inner playa, looking back at a theme camp on the Esplanade. The flapping mass of flags was quite eye-catching.
 One afternoons Lamplighter Procession. Always impressive.
 Panorama of a camp with what I think is a mobile bar temporarily stopping to slake our thirsts.
 A view of one of the art pieces on a playa showing lots of vehicle tracks, blowing dust, and very few people.
 A panorama of the main avenue leading to Center Camp, in the background.
 Now on to some miscellaneous bits and pieces.
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