On this last night of my night photography workshop in Arches & Canyonlands, rainy skies cleared out which opened the door to Milky Way skies and Mesa Arch. I had a plan for that spot that I'd been sitting on ever since I got inspired by a really good photographer named Abe Blair at that same location years earlier. And while I don't often get into the pictures of my students, I knew my students would enjoy this one. Sure enough, I couldn't help but notice the audible gasps and "holy cows" from students when they captured images that night - from all three of the locations we stopped at... There is a lot more to this post... see the rest of the backstory, how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from http://ift.tt/1tZy9gy. ________________________ If you have any interest in shooting Milky Way stars or in shooting images like this, you won't want to miss my Night Photography Workshops in Arches & Canyonlands National Parks in Utah and Teton National Park in Wyoming. They're awesome opportunities to learn a ton about shooting Milky Way skies (from myself and fellow night photography instructor, Darren White Photography - Fine Art Landscapes) and get some killer shots at hand-picked locations and times. Workshops: http://ift.tt/1t2Arxr Testimonials: http://ift.tt/1nbP3qT via 500px http://ift.tt/1q9avud
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