From the Burning Man website: "You must ask for permission before photographing or filming any individual participant who might be recognizable. Crowd shots are exempt except when the artist, performer, and majority of participants request no cameras or filming. If you are planning to show the image...

I've never photographed Critical Tits for many of the reasons described above, but: My interpretation of the BM photography rules *does* require the consent of *every* recognizable participant, irrespective of the impossibility of doing so, public events, etc. If this rule were followed, most of Bur...

...if it was only kinky the *first* time!

After rescuing my defunct computer system, my Burning Man 2005 art project, A Foot's Eye View of Burning Man, is finally complete! "Can the story of Burning Man be told by it's feet alone? Is permission needed to take pictures of feet? Why or why not? Is all foot photography sexually motivated? Do f...