An aerial view of the festival and camps.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersBurning Man participants walk through the dust on the Black Rock desert near Gerlach.Photograph: Andy Barron/APA mutant vehicle drives across the Playa.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersBella Melhuish and her husband Alex Melhuish dance to celebrate their honeymoon.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersThe Eidolon Panspermia Ostentatia Duodenum (Epod) spinning art installation.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersA participant climbs on to the Epod installation.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersParticipants at the festival.Photograph: Andy Barron/APRevellers endure a dust storm.Photograph: Andy Barron/APBurning Man festivalgoer Bailey Mead, three.Photograph: Andy Barron/APRosanne Ziering and Alison Cooper relax on the Playa.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersA view of the Playa and the Man.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersA dance troupe make their way through the site.Photograph: Andy Barron/APMutant vehicles and participants make their way across the Playa.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersPeople look at the art installation Embrace.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersEmbrace burns.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersA crowd watches as two fighters battle in the Thunderdome.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersOmri Cohen dances around a burning art installation.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersOrganisers call Burning Man the largest outdoor arts festival in North America, with its drum circles, decorated art cars, guerrilla theatrics and colourful theme camps.Photograph: Andy Barron/APMementos and notes are left at the Temple of Grace.Photograph: Jim Urquart/ReutersParticipants enjoy drinks before sunrise at the Temple of Grace.Photograph: Jim Urquart/Reuters