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Burning Man Founder Larry Harvey Passes Away

Burning Man has changed my life over the last seven years and I have the great Larry Harvey to thank! Just this past week the Burning Man co-founder passed away at age 70. We're all sorry to see him go and very grateful for the impact he had on all of us.

Burning Man has grown and grown from just a few dozen people on Baker Beach 32 years ago to a new city of over 70,000 people. There was something magical about the core idea Larry envisioned that helped it to thrive and stay relevant to so many people. Over time, it has evolved and now people come from all around the world to adhere to the ten principles of radical inclusion, gifting, decommodification, radical self-reliance, radical self-expression, communal effort, civic responsibility, leaving no trace, participation, and immediacy. These all have extended meanings and more can be seen on the Burning Man website.

People go for many different reasons, some often overlapping. I personally go to be inspired and come up with new artistic ideas. I absolutely love all the creativity that I see and experience there. This year I'll definitely be going again, and I'll be out there pedaling away on my bike doing my best to pay a bit of photographic homage to Larry!

Here are ten of my favorite photos from past Burning Man events. You should also check out my complete Burning Man gallery.

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