Abstract
Black Rock is one of the nation's newest national conservation areas. This significant desert‐and‐mountain region 107 miles north of Reno, Nevada, is the focus of increased global attention, in part due to the annual Burning Man festival, which has become a cause celebre of the dot‐com set and many others. This photographic essay offers a visual sampling of the lyrical sensibility of this unique environment. Geography, I argue, can be an overtly photographic textual form.
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