On the morning of Day 3, we will shoot the Pinnacle Mountain, where unique
rock formations resemble spaceships from certain angles. The compositions
here are endless, with cave views, framing trees, leading stone lines, domed
rocks, and more. Max will show you his discoveries, and you’ll be able
to create your own distinct composition. The light rays at sunrise, cutting
through layers of peaks and illuminating the desert below, give this location
an otherworldly feel.

After our Pinnacle Mountain shoot we will switch our long lenses. Madison
will pose on a high rock formation to provide a sense of scale. We will also
capture camels illuminated by dramatic sunrays.

For sunset we will visit a valley with a small stream surrounded by towering
rocky cliffs, lush palm trees, vertical cliffs and layers of rocks leading into the
sunset. A short 10 minute hike through a beautiful forest of palm trees leads
to our location. This dramatic mountain can be shot from both sides offering
alternative perspectives of its epic vertical formtion. We can even stay for a
night shoot to capture the milky way.

It’s all about the layers! At sunrise, you’ll be treated to a stunning view of
the vertical mountains, with lush green trees offering a striking contrast to
the red-toned sand. This creates a depth-filled, ethereal desert landscape.
If you’re lucky, camels will be grazing, adding an authentic touch to your
shot. The highlight of this day is the sunrise, with light beams pouring over
the dramatic cliffs. The area also offers opportunities for framing shots with
trees or leading stone lines.

Our focus for this sunset shoot will be cracked mud formations
in the foreground. The background mountains form a symmetrical
composition with the highest peak in the center. Other foreground
elements such as plants and flowers add variety.
Optional Milky Way night shoot after sunset

On the morning of Day 5 we will revisit The King Area but explore entirely
new compositions.
Nearby, another mountain catches the first light of sunrise beautifully.

Our subject will be a striking mountain illuminated by the final light of
the day. The mountain shape is truly beautiful, and there are plenty of
foregrounds to choose from including trees, natural rock lines and even
small caves for creative framing.

From the evening of Day 6 to the morning of Day 8 we will stay in AlUla.
This region is characterized by striking rock formations similar to those
found in Cappadocia. Exploring is a lot of fun as there are countless fore-
grounds to be found in the intriguing shapes and textures of the rocks.
It can be a challenging task to find your background since there are so
many pinnacles to choose from. Fortunately Max knows the area better
than anyone and will be there to guide and assist you.
Our hotel is around a 45-minute drive away, allowing us to access a range
of shooting locations within the main area.

We will begin the day with one last epic sunrise shoot. Afterward, you can
choose to return to the hotel or head straight to the airport. If your flight is
at 3 PM or later, you can return to the hotel first, if earlier it is best to go
directly to the airport.