Image of the Month
NOVEMBER | 2008 | Antelope Canyon Color
November’s image, Antelope Canyon Color I, was taken in Upper Antelope Canyon in Northern Arizona. Located outside of Page, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a photographer’s paradise. Carved from Navajo sandstone, Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons are narrow slot canyons with spectacular color and light. This image was taken tripod mounted with a 24-70 mm f/2.8 lens at 2.5 seconds at f/10, which gave me enough depth of field to bring out the detail in multiple layers of the sandstone. During the month of November, this image is available at a 20% discount off of my standard print prices.
Recent Journal Entries
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