There was never any doubt that touring Salar de Uyuni would be incredible. As the world’s largest salt flat, it’s both really big and really white; and for a photographer, it also qualifies as the largest seamless background I’ve ever laid eyes on.
Oscar, our tour guide, insisted we spend our time on the Salar by taking “silly pictures,” you know, posing and playing with depth perception to make ourselves seem huge or tiny, like this. Instead, I took portraits of the crew (and Jeff took mine) wandering around the flats, which really reminded me of the moon, or the sun, or some other other-worldly place.
And because we haven’t forgotten our reason for being here, I’ll soon be posting some photos of us getting our swing on, on the flats.
