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SteveF
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One from a recent visit to Northern AZ
I had a pass to the Wave but had 12" snow and got shut out.
Spent the day at the Upper Antelope slot canyon instead.
Comments, criticisms, suggestions for improvement welcomed.
I had a pass to the Wave but had 12" snow and got shut out.
Spent the day at the Upper Antelope slot canyon instead.
Comments, criticisms, suggestions for improvement welcomed.
Steve
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I have got to make it up there sometime.
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were there any people there?
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Just a few - maybe saw 5-6 others during my 2 1/2 hours in Upper Antelope.
December and January are pretty cold there, and so the crowds are gone. I had the good fortune to be there on the day after a heavy snowfall, and so there were likely even fewer people than normal.
There aren't any of the famous light beams this time of year, however.
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Comments: Fantastic shot.
Criticisms: None.
Suggestions for Improvement: Print it poster size and put it on your wall.
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The fact that it is a view of a very, very photographed subject, with a composition that is new and uncommonly seen. Too many go there for the light beams/shafts. They are great shots, but it is the same thing over and over. This is something new, and the composition with the converging lines and light are awesome. Wonderful shot. And like it was said, I would print this and hang it on a wall. Perfect timing, and way to think outside the box for a uncommonly seen composition.
-Andrew
Andrew - I especially appreciate your thoughts. I went in with the specific goal of coming out with a photo that I hadn't seen before, which can be tough at a place like this.
On the other hand I went to Horseshoe Bend with the same goal, but you won't find that photo posted...
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