Famous rocker Ozzy Osbourne recently shared photos on social media to remember his time in Borderland.
In a photo taken at White Sands National Park in 2018, the music artist is seen wearing his distinctive round vintage glasses and signature black clothing against the bright backdrop of white dunes.
He credits music photographer Ross Halfin with capturing the image and shared it on February 28, exactly six years after the photo was taken.
The “Prince of Darkness” isn't the only celebrity spotted in the white landscape that covers 275 miles of desert in southern New Mexico.
Brad Pitt
In 2017, according to an article, GQ Magazine showed movie star Brad Pitt falling down a 60-foot dune. Candid photos show Pitt lying on the sparkling sand while a photographer with a camera hovers above him, taking photos of Pitt with his arms behind his head.
Pitt was also photographed at Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico.
Kendall Jenner
In January 2018, reality star Kendall Jenner posed in White Sands wearing an oversized hat and colorful outfit for Italian luxury fashion brand Missoni, which posted on social media that White Sands was chosen for its “unique setting.”
Solange Knowles
According to an Elle Magazine article, singer Solange Knowles was pictured barefoot at the national monument in 2016 for her birthday. Knowles wore a flowing red dress amid the crystal blue sky and white sand. The photos were posted on her now-deleted Instagram page.
Transformers is one of many films filmed at White Sands
According to the National Park Service, several films and music videos have also been filmed on the park grounds, including films for the “Transformers” franchise and “Book of Eli” starring Denzel Washington. Music videos of various genres have also been filmed at White Sands, including Pink Floyd's “The End” and Boys II Men's “Water Runs Dry.”
Aside from the celebrities, White Sands National Park has also showcased some talent from the Borderland – you may recall that both NMSU and UTEP football players were photographed in full uniform at the national park.
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