In June 2010 my travels returned me to Page, Arizona for the second time in as many years. The previous year I had toured at a friend’s suggestion the Upper Antelope Canyon. It was very interesting, but was a guided tour and left me a little frustrated as I was unable to take pictures of the famous slot canyon as too many other tourists were inside and didn’t realize that you shouldn’t use a flash for such photography. On my second time through, still wanting to try my hand at this iconic location, I ventured further down the road to Lower Antelope Canyon.
My intent was to focus on more specific areas of the sculpted sandstone walls. I wanted to create a series of four photos which I could frame and use as a series on my wall, so when I was invited to submit a series to Let’s Be Wild, I knew I had just the thing as I had similar intents of creation when I ventured into the cool shade of the narrow slot canyon two years ago.
Nick
October 1, 2012
Insanely beautiful!
Henrik
October 1, 2012
Excellent use of the light – this is one of the earth’s many wonders
Chris
October 1, 2012
Very nice! I love the lighting! What camera did you use for these?
Brian Wolf, Exvana Community Manager
October 1, 2012
Great photos of some great hiking areas. Thanks
John Owen
October 2, 2012
Wow! There is a balance between looking at the pictures and seeing the wonder of the rock and its life, and the framework and angle of the photography. Brilliant work Daniel!
Matt Burt
December 7, 2012
Great series! I need to do some slot photos myself!