Although Lower Antelope Canyon is completely underground, when sunlight seeps in through overhead cracks, the walls seem to glow.
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such a sense of both movement and stillness in this image. thanks, Donna.
I heard about this on Amateur traveler – it looks amazing and certainly very photogenic. There seems to be a surge of interest in the US National parks.
I've never been to Antelope Canyon, but my broter did. And when I saw his pictures and now yours, I know, this is one that I belongs on my 'still-to-see' list
Thanks for sharing!
Wow. That doesn't even look like a photo, it's so amazing and soft.
Stunning. The sense of light creeping into this hidden nook gives the photo a wonderful sense of discovery.
Looks like a painting, can't help but notice all of the colors from different perspectives.
I've been lucky enough to visit Antelope Canyon, and it's one of the most amazing places I've ever seen. This photo made me smile. Thanks for the reminder of a great trip.
Arizona's Antelope Canyon is a place I've always wanted to see and photograph!
Amazing photo. What does the landscape around the canyon look like? Wish I had known about this place when I was out west!
Amazing photo. What does the landscape around the canyon look like? Wish I had known about this place when I was out west!
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