Lower Antelope Canyon

[Don Chesnut]

Lower Antelope Canyon, near Page, AZ. There is another photographer looking at me in the dark area just right of center at the bottom.

[terrib]

All of these pictures you've been posting on these canyons are beautiful. I hope I can visit them someday. You've done a great job.

[Mike Buckley]

The composition draws my eye into the scene so well that I think I'd prefer it if the photographer was not in the image.

[kdoc856]

Beautiful shot, but I agree with Mike. Once I spotted the other photographer, I couldnt get my eyes off him. That's an easy clone out, and would leaves us just wondering what is in that black hole.

[CMP]

I'm visiting the Grand Canyon with my dad next June and this is one of the places we plan on seeing. It's such a beautiful shot and I love how much detail you have managed to show in the weathering of the rock. However I have to say that I'm in the same boat as Kevin and Mike in that the photographer, once seen, is a little distracting.

[Bobobird]

Beautiful shot. The colours and textures are amazing.

[Dave Humphries]

There is another photographer looking at me in the dark area just right of center at the bottom.

Hah! A stand-off - see who takes the shot first and moves off, looks like he won

I like the composition.

I think I'd prefer it if the photographer was not in the image.

Ah, that might be my fault I did say, in a previous image, that a human presence did at least give a sense of scale

It does achieve that, but I tend to agree that here, it doesn't work as well as a person, less hidden, staring up in awe at the formations might.

Or I could just be wrong!