How to take that One-of-a-Kind Sunrise Shot at Mesa Arch

[Jens Peermann]

Very simple. Just get in line with everybody else.

A7II, Sigma 70/2.8 @ f/11 (possibly the worst lens I could have picked for this shot)

[Paulo Bizarro]

Interesting and funny.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Interesting and funny.

+1.

The only thing I'd consider adding would be a couple of sheep dogs in position to herd the crowds.   

[sierraman]

Must have been a slow morning! 

[Jens Peermann]

+1.

The only thing I'd consider adding would be a couple of sheep dogs in position to herd the crowds.   

I Tried that. But all the dogs I asked said "Thanks. Been there, done that."

[langier]

Sometimes the spectacle is more spectacular than event.

[James Clark]

   Nice.

[muntanela]

This is the most interesting shot (perhaps now the only one possible) of this place I have seen. By the way, it is a beautiful place, I don't  mean the arch and the view, but shrubs, sheepbacks (if they are sheepbacks) and so on.

[fredweymouth]

Too funny. Nice.

[Peter McLennan]

Once the herd had dispersed and I was packing up, this happened.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

So that's what they were all waiting to photograph!   

[Jens Peermann]

Once the herd had dispersed and I was packing up, this happened.

This reeks of Darwin Award.

[shotupdave]

that's a small crowd, i have been there and you cant get a front line position