Friday & Saturday - 35mm SLR photos
| Not sure what kind of demon this statue represents, but it's pretty impressive. |
| One of the women who got to participate in Tim's art project. |
| This may be my favorite picture from the trip- this is a picture of the soundbooth Friday evening. My favorite elements include the smoke and light from the fire-pit and the silowhette of the large tree in the distance. |
| This burning car is another artifice on the ranch. |
| Daryn playing drums Friday evening. |
| Another shot of Daryn. |
| Some of the attendees elected to dress up in lively costumes Saturday evening. |
| Another cool backlit shot. |
| Erik Litovsky playing keyboards Friday night. |
| One of the pictures I took of the fire-pit and people gathered around it with my 800-speed film. |
| This shot is a favorite from the trip and was taken from the north mountainside looking down at the fire-pit and the stage. |
| Another artifice making a statement about (old) technology. |
| Jason wails on the saxophone. |
| Optionally naked terrorists from Saturday evening's play. |
| Optionally naked terrorists from Saturday evening's play. |
| An entertaining diversion during Saturday's play. |
| An older gentleman plays some acoustic tunes by the fire before Sons Of Nothing begin. |
| Roger - the owner of the Flyin Zion ranch - shows off a bottle of his personally-bottled wine. |
| Sons Of Nothing - Friday night |
| The Sons... with a flash. |
| Hanging audio/visual art. |
| I had some fun shooting this art with my 35mm SLR at different F-stops and shutter speeds. |
| Having more fun with the art. |
| Thom playing Friday night. |
| Thom playing Friday night. |
| Thom playing Friday night. |
| Thom taped a lot of good video Friday afternoon of the art on the ranch. |
| A shot through the wall behind the fire-pit. |
| Tim - playing Friday night. |
| Tim - playing Friday night. |
| Tim painting - Saturday evening. |
| Tim painting - Saturday evening. |
| A picture of the wall behind the fire-pit. |
| A medium shot of one of the wood sculptures at the ranch. |
