Describing Burning Man in words is damn near impossible.
One simply cannot convey the surreality of being there – there is no word to accurately portray the scale of it – nor the strangeness of being caught in a white-out, becoming momentarily incapable of navigating, then seeing The Temple or The Man or other, large scale art installations rising from the dust.
Though words may fail me, thankfully, I can let my photos speak for me.
As harsh as the environment is, there is also a palpable softness to it – a quality unlike anything else I've experienced in all my worldly travels.
My imagery celebrates that lesser known side of Burning Man.
The Temple – 50mmf1.2L Prime • ISO100 - f2.5 - 1/8000 sec • 3 September 2016
The Man – 135mmf2.0L Prime • ISO200 - f2.0 - 1/640 sec • 29 August 2014
Domes – 135mmf2.0L Prime • ISO100 - f2.0 - 1/400 sec • 31 August 2012
Starseed – 135mmf2.0L Prime • ISO100 - f2.0 - 1/400 sec • 31 August 2012
