Lower Antelope Canyon w/ 7-14mm

anwmn1

While in Lower Antelope I decided it was a perfect chance to break out my 7-14mm F4.0 lens (Olympus) and see what I could get.

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5. This one is actually 8mm :wink

Eia

Four and Five stand out for me! NICE!!!
Three is good texture and background.

Cuong

Looks like you got plenty fantastic images with that lens.

Cuong

anwmn1

Eia wrote:

Four and Five stand out for me! NICE!!!
Three is good texture and background.

Thank you for the comments Eia

anwmn1

Cuong wrote:

Looks like you got plenty fantastic images with that lens.

Cuong

Thank you Cuong- I do love that lens and have found many uses for it even though it is insanely wide.

davidweaver

Fine images and great examples of why you need to take super wides into those canyons.

Well done!

dlplumer

My 10-22 arrives tomorrow

jeffmeyers

#4 is stunning! Good photographic work!

anwmn1

davidweaver wrote:

Fine images and great examples of why you need to take super wides into those canyons.

Well done!

Thanks David- yeap last time I only had a 14-54 so I was excited to get back with the wide one.

anwmn1

jeffmeyers wrote:

#4 is stunning! Good photographic work!

Thank you sir.

coscorrosa

Awesome! I love the colors and the curves, it's a popular spot, but you've found some original compositions, well done.

hawkeye978

I also love #4. The lighting and textures are particularly striking.

Awais Yaqub

These are wonderful !
btw what is crop factor of four third system ?

anwmn1

Awais Yaqub wrote:

These are wonderful !
btw what is crop factor of four third system ?

Some good infor here. Crop factor is 2.0 to 35mm Aspect ratio is 4x3. So these are 14mm and 16mm shots.

anwmn1

coscorrosa wrote:

Awesome! I love the colors and the curves, it's a popular spot, but you've found some original compositions, well done.

Thanks Ron- it is a crazy popular spot which I had to deal with crowds this time. I love it though- worth the hassle.

anwmn1

hawkeye978 wrote:

I also love #4. The lighting and textures are particularly striking.

Thank you hawkeye.