Journey To Nowhere

The journey to The Nowhere Show was an experience I would never forget. If you haven’t put this show on your list of to-do’s you may want to do that now. Held once a year, in a remote location in Joshua Tree.

This was my first time riding solo from Burbank to Joshua Tree. With a two hour ride in front of me, I couldn't wait to see what the buzz was all about. As I made my way down the 210 freeway, with my camera gear strapped to my bike, all I could think about was what the vibe will be like once I reached my destination. With only reference photos from first years’ Nowhere Show, I had no idea what to expect. What I did know was I had to capture it.

Below are some of the moments I was able to freeze and go back to when I want to escape to nowhere. Enjoy!

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Josiah Myers

Born in Michigan, I grew up surrounded by art, music, and travel. My mother was a contemporary artist, and my dad was a minister and a musician. Every summer, my family traveled to Brownsville, Cuidad Victoria, and Matamoros for mission work. Being one of six kids, I liked being in my own creative space where my imagination met storytelling. Growing up to the sounds of artists like Al Green, Marvin Gaye, Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Led Zeplin, and James Taylor would continue to influence my artistic expression.

When I worked on the yearbook for our high school, my love of photography, layout, and design began. Upon graduating, I studied graphic design at the Art Institute of Charlotte, NC, and the Art Institute in Santa Monica, CA. Over the 10+ years of working in the advertising industry, my passion and eye for photography and the motorcycle culture have grown. Every year, I raise funds and bring awareness to men's mental health and prostate cancer for the Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride.

I am based out of Los Angeles, always ready to ride and willing to travel.

https://www.josiahmyers.com
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