Faces in the Stone Photo

Photographer’s Note

Here is a photo looking up towards the top of the incredibly photogenic Upper Antelope Canyon. This well-known slot canyon is about 40ft deep and is less than 4ft wide in some places. The floor of the canyon is sand and dramatic flash floods will change the depth on the canyon seemingly without warning.

The magnificent quality of light changes hourly as the sandstone reflects the light in new ways. The canyon is located in the Navajo Nation and is only a few miles outside of Page, AZ. Antelope Canyon is only accessible through guided group tours, but is well worth the time and fees for entrance...

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rhino (302) 2008-04-15 20:37

Wow - thats incredible
even though the formations is amazing you got a really good composition ( looks like a dance ) great capture of the light quality also

rock on

batalay (20658) 2008-04-15 20:49

Hello Brad,

From conception to implementation, you have a highly successful image. The light, colors and resolution are all extraordinary. Warm regards from Virginia.

Bulent

kleeross (159) 2008-04-15 20:49

Brad,
Great picture. I like the colors and composition of this shot. Well done.
Regards,
Kevin

burGu (4528) 2008-04-15 21:53

Hi Brad,
Amazing colours and shape of sandstone.
I like the different tones from light to dark tones. At first sight it made me think that a little wind is blowing sands.
Best wishes,
Burcu

alainh (35341) 2008-04-15 21:59

hello Brad
Antilope canyon is a true jewel ! thanks to share such a place with us, with a very beautiful composition, a splendid gestion of the light. full of softness and mystery
a good day for you Brad
alain