ROUH e ERG

There is no clock in this desert.For six days across the Moroccan Sahara, ordinary riders cross open sand on rally bikes - and nobody is being timed. Rouh Erg (Soul of Dunes) is a 230-page photographic record of the Morocc'n Roll Rally Raid, shot near Erg Chebbi and Erfoud, Morocco, in November 2025.This is a rally book with no speed in it. No podium, no leaderboard, no stopwatch. Instead: 153 photographs of a person, alone, moving slowly across something that does not care whether they make it. What's inside - 153 photographs across 230 pages, sequenced as a single visual arc - from empty desert, to tracks in the sand, to a rider reduced to a speck, to a human face, and back out again - Shot almost entirely on a 300mm telephoto, compressing the Sahara into bands and the riders into punctuation - the scale of the place as it actually is - Portraits of the riders, mechanics and organisers of a non-competitive rally raid run by Nomadas Adventure - Roadbook navigation, bivouac nights, sand roost, attrition, and the medal at the end - Full captions and shooting data for every frame Who this book is forAdventure motorcycle riders. Rally raid and Dakar followers. Anyone who has done a desert crossing, or intends to. Photographers interested in long-lens landscape work. And anyone who wants a motorcycle coffee table book that isn't about going fast. About the photographerSubhranil Saha shoots and cuts under the name Knobbeshwar Films, a motorsport photography and videography channel. Every photograph here was taken handheld on a Sony A6700 - no gimbal, no rig, no second operator. The book is the companion volume to the documentary short film of the same name. A rally with no clock. A book with no hurry.