I have to admit, I used to be envious of other landscape photographers who live close to a National Park as they can easily drive when the conditions are right for an amazing photograph. However, the more I think about it the more I am glad I don’t as I get so much more personal satisfaction from finding unique scenes that have yet to be photograph instead of the iconic places that has been photograph a million times before.
The road of Flatside Pinnacle in Ouachita National Forest, 30 miles west of Little Rock, Arkansas, is one to remember which basically consist of dirt and gravel roads with mounds the size of boulders in certain part. Once you go pass the rocky road, you have a one mile hike uphill with breathtaking views and the best part of it is that you have the scene all to yourself with no one insight.
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On top of the world – Flatside Pinnacle, Arkansas
