New on 500px : Spirit Walker by Tassanee by Tassanee

This was the first photo I took when I entered the Antelope canyon. Guides will usually throw up sand to bring out the beams of light. When processing this image I notice a human like figure in the beam, so I decided to name this image “Spirit Walker”

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New on 500px : Skyward Colors by miketlim by miketlim

No visit to Page, AZ is complete without a visit to the slot canyons surrounding town. This is my second year in a row visiting Page, AZ and it still continues to amaze.

Re-edited this photo which I posted a few months ago to fix some issues I was unhappy with.

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New on 500px : The Calm After The Storm by DaniloFaria by DaniloFaria

After an incredible World Cup in brazil, I am back! My beloved Brasil did not win, but I am here congratulating Germany for a great run!
Horseshoe Bend a few minutes after sunset. I struggled to try different compositions here, because the center classic image has been seen so many times… lucky I was to have the golden sun come through the clouds. Thanks for your feedback and visits!

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New on 500px : “DUALITY” Lower Antelope Canyon, Page – Arizona by CARPE-LUCEM by CARPE-LUCEM

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The entrance fee gives you a scant 1 hour to tour Antelope Canyon, a guide herds your group through cramped, convoluted and dark crevices making sure you make it out in an hour. You can’t really blame the Navajos who manage this place since busloads of tourists visit each day, making it resemble a tiny Disneyland in the middle of the desert. The key is to bring a tripod and camera to double your time allotment to 2 hours, but even that is not enough to fully document the beauty of this place and I was literally counting the minutes.

These light rays are visible only for few minutes each day, so seeing and capturing them was an unexpected bonus.

( Lower Antelope Canyon- Page, Arizona)

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New on 500px : Ancient Sandstone Canyons by MarkMetternich by MarkMetternich

An original take on an ancient canyon that makes up part of the very origin of the 277 mile long, over a mile deep, Grand Canyon. With 4 workshops coming up in the area, I am getting very excited about the awesome privilege of guiding my clients to some original SW locations either rarely or never photographed.

Processing techniques are explained in my various Photoshop Video Tutorials. Feel free to Facebook me or visit WildForLight.com

Thank you for looking. 🙂

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New on 500px : Antelope Canyon Page Arizona USA by PatrikOberlin by PatrikOberlin

Der Antelope Canyon ist eine Reise wert. Spannend für die Fotografie!

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New on 500px : This golden lane is over a mile long. One can not see the end with the bare eye. So to catch the cyc by BelladonnaMortis by BelladonnaMortis

BOKODI | Arthur Burming

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New on 500px : This golden lane is over a mile long. One can not see the end with the bare eye. So to catch the cyc by BelladonnaMortis by BelladonnaMortis

BOKODI | Arthur Burming

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New on 500px : This golden lane is over a mile long. One can not see the end with the bare eye. So to catch the cyc by BelladonnaMortis by BelladonnaMortis

BOKODI | Arthur Burming

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New on 500px : Rattlesnake Glow by tobyharriman by tobyharriman

*Rattlesnake Glow*
One of my favorites from Rattlesnake Canyon, which is just before Upper Antelope in case your wondering. I loved having this whole canyon to myself, literally the only other person was my tour guide and even he went out of the canyon for a bit.

As I sit on photos from this day I keep coming back and to process them and reprocess them over and over. I find the more time I spend on them the more I like them. When I think back to that, my favorite photos have all been processed months after I took them, I feel its best that way, gives you time to really digest them and figure out how you want to process them.

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