markj
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Hey all, I'm looking for some "models" who'd be willing to rough it for a three-day weekend in Monument Valley. I'm helping out a new acquaintance in order to get his tour company up and running on the reservation and am planning to shoot staged photos of a tour visiting different landmarks.
If possible, we would drive down on a Friday morning and spend two nights in a Navajo hogan or in tents and do a good deal of 4x4 driving and hiking around that surreal landscape. We would have to provide our own transportation to Monument Valley, food, camp gear and drinking water — and it would be unpaid — but we would have free behind-the-scenes access to the reservation with a guide, which is awesome.
Right now, the weekends of May 21, June 4, and June 11 would be our options, and it would have to include a Friday or Monday because of the long drive. The later we leave it, the hotter it will get. Trying to find 4-5 participants and they have to be really, really good looking, J/K. Please let me know if you're interested. Would be a rare, free behind-the-scenes look at this iconic Utah landscape and historic culture.
If we're friends on Facebook, message me there. Otherwise I'll keep checking this thread.
Thanks!
If possible, we would drive down on a Friday morning and spend two nights in a Navajo hogan or in tents and do a good deal of 4x4 driving and hiking around that surreal landscape. We would have to provide our own transportation to Monument Valley, food, camp gear and drinking water — and it would be unpaid — but we would have free behind-the-scenes access to the reservation with a guide, which is awesome.
Right now, the weekends of May 21, June 4, and June 11 would be our options, and it would have to include a Friday or Monday because of the long drive. The later we leave it, the hotter it will get. Trying to find 4-5 participants and they have to be really, really good looking, J/K. Please let me know if you're interested. Would be a rare, free behind-the-scenes look at this iconic Utah landscape and historic culture.
If we're friends on Facebook, message me there. Otherwise I'll keep checking this thread.
Thanks!
