Digging through some old files from my trip to Antelope Canyon last August, and came across this. If you haven’t visited these Canyons before, the crowds are insane, and while a designated photo tour gets you an element of crowd control, looking up is another way to get some amazing shapes and textures without people. This particular shot was taken in between the “official” shoots and really struck me for its swirling/textured sandstone and monochrome colour.
A Warped Crevasse
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Thanks Rob! I sat on this one for awhile, but kept liking it more and more every day!
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May 26, 2019 - 9:08 pm
It looks very captivating. It's like a feast for the eyes.
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brilliantly simple. Has movement, Beauty and even a little bit of God.