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White Pocket, Arizona. (Original Post) mike_c 9 hrs ago OP
What a wonderful scene! Thanks for sharing, mike_c brer cat 9 hrs ago #1
thank you! mike_c 8 hrs ago #4
What a great view! Janbdwl72 8 hrs ago #2
glad you like it! mike_c 8 hrs ago #5
Wow! Deuxcents 8 hrs ago #3
thanks! mike_c 8 hrs ago #6
My dad lived in Arizona but his landscape wasn't anything like this..just so uniquely beautiful Deuxcents 7 hrs ago #7
WHOA Whatta Wonderful Photo mike_c!! Wild Wide Angle Composition! Thanks! George McGovern 7 hrs ago #8
yeah, it's pretty far out from anything! mike_c 4 hrs ago #9

Deuxcents

(24,015 posts)
7. My dad lived in Arizona but his landscape wasn't anything like this..just so uniquely beautiful
Thu Sep 18, 2025, 09:44 PM
7 hrs ago

George McGovern

(9,392 posts)
8. WHOA Whatta Wonderful Photo mike_c!! Wild Wide Angle Composition! Thanks!
Thu Sep 18, 2025, 10:08 PM
7 hrs ago

Makes me want to go there. Today!
Whoops, belay that thought. Google maps just showed me what White Pocket is near. Not easy to get to. I'll settle gladly for your ideal image!

mike_c

(36,737 posts)
9. yeah, it's pretty far out from anything!
Fri Sep 19, 2025, 01:11 AM
4 hrs ago

I went with some folks from the camera club and we hired guides, who were great. I wanted to see the way in from the seat of someone else's truck before trying it with my own . It's gnarly, but not too bad until the last couple hundred yards. The Milky Way photos were amazing. I haven't worked on any of those yet. I didn't need the star tracker or long exposures-- there was no light pollution at all, and we just shot the sky directly, one exposure each image, no stacking. It was the clearest night sky I've seen in a long time.

Glad you like the photo!

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