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Antelope Canyon was on my husband's bucket list for his birthday, so we made the drive out from Las Vegas on a midsummer afternoon. The canyon is narrow enough in places that you can touch both walls at once, and the light filters down from above in ways that turn the sandstone every shade of red and orange imaginable. None of it looks quite real until you're standing inside it. The whole place feels less like geology and more like architecture, something designed rather than eroded. Shot at Lower Antelope Canyon, Page, Arizona.
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Antelope Canyon was on my husband's bucket list for his birthday, so we made the drive out from Las Vegas on a midsummer afternoon. The canyon is narrow enough in places that you can touch both walls at once, and the light filters down from above in ways that turn the sandstone every shade of red and orange imaginable. None of it looks quite real until you're standing inside it. The whole place feels less like geology and more like architecture, something designed rather than eroded. Shot at Lower Antelope Canyon, Page, Arizona.
*Prices include shipping within the contiguous United States. For Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and international destinations, please contact me first for a shipping quote.