Sunday, July 29, 2012
FRIDAY: Lower Antelope Canyon
So the final excursion of our vacation. After the rainbow we continued our drive to the Navajo Nation Tribal Park. I was scheduled to take a guided photography tour of Lower Antelope Canyon, one of the greatest slot canyons in the world. We left at 6am and arrived at 9:15 to pick up my photography permit. Then a wait in line, surrounded by the sound of foreign languages- French, German, Chinese, Indian and Navajo and others. Clouds in the sky and rain sprinkling. Was not looking good, but my permit was for 2 hrs...so i entered at 10am...and was assigned a wonderful photo guide from the Navajo tribe, Jason, he was awesome. I took nearly 200 shots and the weather above cleared for a period. The lighting kept changing and yielding different shades. It was worth every moment that led up to this incredible spiritual experience. Below are just a few shots: entrance, depth perspective (we went down 5 flights of stairs in total), and a few favorite shots. The slideshow will share a lot more.Coming soon.
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ReplyDeleteAntelope Canyon was a perfect location for an adventure photography session. I personally went to see this amazing place and was mesmerized with its light beams and bursting colors. I will be more than willing to also share with you the photos I have taken myself during my trip to Antelope Canyon. You can visit my own images for Antelope Canyon Photography right here:
http://www.darkeclipse.com/landscape-pictures/natural-landmarks-pictures/antelope-canyon-pictures/ghost-of-canyons-past/