White Pocket Lone Tree

White Pocket was one of my favorite places to visit in the desert southwest. It’s famous for its large expanses of white brainrock, colorful swirls, and intricate cross-bedding. Many theories abound on how White Pocket was formed, but nobody really knows for sure. It’s most likely due to a form of soft-sediment deformation.

[judith deacon]

Stunning image and fascinating rock formation.

[Diana]

It sure an awesome capture, interesting story too. Fav!

[Debby Davies]

Simply beautiful colour and capture

[Jclaireyp]

Love the composition. Great pic!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Love your angle and the lighting.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful perspective, light, textures

[Lisa Poland]

Very cool!

[HelenM]

Superb - the climb to the tree and the light

[Suzanne]

Beautiful image

[Pat Knowles]

Wonderful to aim for that tree as you climb that smooth rock in the sun.

[Dianne]

Brilliant.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Wonderful scene

[haskar]

Great pov and lighting.

[Islandgirl]

Lovely composition!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Fantastic shot

[Delwyn Barnett]

And I'm guessing the tree comes straight out of the rock? Amazing landscape.

[elkehochban]

Spectacular shot! Faved

[Harry J Benson]

great pov

[Taffy]

Fabulous composition! Love the lone tree.

[*lynn]

beautiful light and shadows, super composition!

[Laura]

Perfect composition. Love the tree.

[Jane Pittenger]

Just stunning perspective, composition, light

[Lynda McG]

Love this! The composition and light - fav!

[Junko Y]

Wonderful composition!

[Vesna]

Fav!