R6M20089 Colorado River & Glen Canyon Dam near Page Arizona, USA by briancarrollphotos
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- this is a film photograph taken with my Canon A1 Film SLR and my 17-28mm Vivitar lens (both items which I still own).
- originally a color film photograph converted to black and white.
While photographing this narrow passage in Antelope Canyon, I wanted to capture the dance between shadow and light that reveals the millennia-old rock texture. I positioned myself so that the composition naturally guides the eye through the sinuous curves of the canyon, creating a sense of discovery and mystery. I chose a moment when indirect light softened the reddish tones of the sandstone while preserving the depth of the shadows. The vertical framing reinforces the impression of immensity and narrowness characteristic of slot canyons, while the lighter ground in the foreground anchors the composition and invites exploration.
The rock sculptures are formed by flash flood erosion, over thousands of years in these slot canyons
Papillon Grand Celebration Helicopter Tour
Papillon Grand Celebration Helicopter Tour
Papillon Grand Celebration Helicopter Tour
Check out this old pic from the 80s taken from the same location, just pointed a little more to the right:
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A landscape shot of a tall cactus in Arizona along Route 66. A blue sky with few clouds and an expanse of arid vegetation.
