Blue Hour White Pocket by eetschman

latest photo trip took me to white pocket .. at first we got stuck in the sand but made it to the sunset at white pocket .. even more impressive was the blue hour .. see this

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Emergence by crystallynn

As the sun emerges over the horizen at White Pocket on the Paria Plateau it infuses an otherworldly glow over the swirls of red and white sandstone

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Departure by Pcoskun

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One of the many photographs I made earlier this year while visiting some remote sandstone formations. This photo was taken shortly after sunset when there was still enough light to illuminate the landscape, but dark enough to reveal the stars. This is one of my favorite times to take photographs as I love photographing the night skies. I’ve always enjoyed this feature of sandstone swirls, spires, and brainrock. It’s extremely photogenic and it seems to come to life as the light changes over it. With the fading clouds holding on to the last bits of the colorful sunset, Venus shines brightly above. I imagine the foreground rocks and formations in the midground were at one point joined together, but the forces of nature divided them over time to create the split shown between.

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Planet Sandstone by DaniloFaria

The incredible swirls and eroded hills of the White Pocket area of the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. This region is mostly overlooked because it sits very close to the world famous “The Wave”. Its hoodoos and rock formations are strikingly beautiful. I totally recommend a visit to the park – 4×4 is recommended for deep patches of sand. Thanks for your visits and feedback!

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