Shape Of Erosion
by Melissa Olsen
This image captured in Antelope Canyon May of 2010. This beautiful slot canyon has all of the mystery and beauty you could ever hope for. Gorgeous light and color abounds for all...but I warn you, your camera will need a major cleaning when you exit.
No filters or effects added.
Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
Canon 24-105mm lens
1/25 sec, F/4.0
ISO 500
Handheld
Comments
17 comments- Dan.
Welcome to NPN and the ES&S Gallery! It may not surprise you to learn that I believe the Slot canyons are the most represented imagery we see here posted in this gallery. I can't speak for others, but love viewing these slot images no matter how many I may have scene. The geology is fascinating, the graphics, lines, lights and colors are just simply amazing. And I must say that your take from the Antelope canyon is fantastic! Many different ways to describe and interpret this and the burning flame is a good one. I see a passage way, a portal if you will.
Now Tony is a mentor, an idol and a friend... but I'll have to disagree and say don't crop the top! I love the subtle, sort of muted rainbow of colors up there; almost like some divine light or something...
Anyway, this is a beautiful image from the slots and you should be proud! So welcome aboard and thanks for already stepping in with some comments! I know folks appreciate it and will respond.
Lon
Gives the impression of a flame in the thumbnail, looks fantastic on the black
oh wouah, the colors panel and the shy light here is really gorgeous which gives a certain sensuality