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Fountain Hills Viewing Point
If you prefer a natural background, the Fountain Hills
Viewing Point, situated in the McDowell Mountain
Range, provides an expansive view of mountains and
desert flora to photograph your vehicle against. This
parking area can be busy, especially around sunset,
so plan accordingly for the best chance to get an
uninterrupted and breathtaking shot. 14845 E. Shea
Blvd., Fountain Hills.
Power Lines at Dynamite Boulevard and Pima Road
For an industrial desert feel to your car photos, take a
quick trip up to the power lines by the intersection of
Dynamite Boulevard and Pima Road. Park your vehicle
to the side of the road and situate it to be flanked by the
towering structures on both sides for a truly impressive
shot. 28159 N. Pima Rd., Scottsdale.
South Mountain Park and Preserve
Another location for breathtaking landscapes, South
Mountain has a variety of photo-worth locations across
its more than 16,000 acres of land. Some of the best
places to capture the essence of this massive area include
Dobbins Lookout, the South Mountain Towers and Gila
Valley Lookout. 10409 S. Central Ave., Phoenix.

Starlite Motel
A blast from the past, the Starlite Motel will bring you
back to an ambiance similar to the time when many
collector cars rolled off the auction block. Built in the
1950s, this hotel boasts iconic vintage styling and colors,
with a brilliant neon sign bathing it in bright lights. 2710
E. Main St., Mesa.
The options of locations where you can photograph
your car in the Valley of the Sun are truly endless, from
Sonoran Desert backdrops to cityscapes and historic
sites, but one thing is for sure: No matter where you go, Frank Lloyd Wright Spire Photographer: Carol M. Highsmith. Starlight Motel Photographer: Nico Cereceres
your auction vehicle will steal the show. If you share your
photos on social media, be sure to use #BJACSuperFan
for the chance to be featured in an Instagram story.

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