Posted by Kipp Schoen on June 26, 2006 at 12:18 AM
Brent's great pictures of Lower Antelope Canyon inspired me to work on a few of the images that I took there late this spring. It really is a great place to visit. Normally we spend huge amounts of time and effort to find great lighting and color, and it is readily abundant there. Anyway, just thought I would add to Brent's posts.
Posted by Bill Pelzmann on June 26, 2006 at 11:16 AM
Very nice! Of the many great locations in Lower Antelope, this is one of my favorites.
Looks like you used my tripod holes. I've got an identical shot taken 3 years ago, in March.
I've been there in March and July and my thought is that time of day is more important than time of year. A generalization would be to say the higher the sun, the better but in March a couple years ago I was in Lower Antelope late in the afternoon and it was still spectacular though the light tended to run to the cooler end of the spectrum. Don't make the mistake that a lot of folks do by shooting their way to the end of the canyon then packing the gear for the hike out. You'll see stuff on the way back that you totally missed going in.
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Looks like you used my tripod holes.