patrick roddie photography

Burning Man was dustier than ever; two full days were lost to whiteouts. Excuses aside, I shot less than half as much as I normally do so it’s a smaller gallery this year – and probably not my best. I did like the faces section, though.

Stats:- 54 rolls of Fujichome Velvia, one Nikon F100 with 50mm f1.4 lens, 70lbs of dry ice, 1,302 scans, 938 images in gallery.

As with all my Burning Man pictures, none were cropped, retouched, color corrected, exposure compensated or in any way Photoshopped. I’m weird that way.

Apologies for the late notice, but I’ll be doing a talk/slideshow at the San Francisco Apple Store this Thursday, May 22nd, at 7pm. I’ll talk about my Burning Man photography and share some of what I think are the better pictures I’ve taken. Seating it a bit limited, so you might want to show up early. Here’s a link.

Update:- At least one person liked it . . .

Burning Man 2007 was intense; so good they burned him twice. Not being a night shooter I don’t have any pictures from the first burn, but there was plenty more to see by dawn, day and dusk.

Stats:- 131 rolls of Fujichome Velvia, one Nikon F100 with 50mm f1.4 lens, 60lbs of dry ice, 2,782 scans, 1,949 images in gallery.

I’m still selling signed copies of the hips book direct from this site. If you buy one, you’ll help offset my hefty costs of film, proccessing and whatnot.