Just a few days after Utah's first Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato was delivered, we took it out to Swing Arm City in Southern Utah for a desert shoot. It's the same location where Ken Block filmed Terrakhana, and I'd been looking forward to photographing the Sterrato there.

The ridges, dirt, and open space gave us a lot of range. Getting to photograph a brand-new Lamborghini off-road was most of the draw, especially one built for it.

Running on barely four hours of sleep, I worked with a small crew through an early start, changing desert conditions, and a long day on location. Seeing the Sterrato tearing through the dirt made it all worth it.

Lamborghini later shared the photos on their official Instagram account, which had more than 34 million followers at the time. Seeing my work on their page meant a lot.

Below are some of my favorite images from the shoot.

Huge thanks to The Warehouse for supplying the brand-new Sterrato and to Lamborghini Salt Lake City for supporting the shoot.