Antelope Canyon is abstract by nature; convoluted beyond imagination.
A long slot through fantastic sandstone weathered by the motion of water.
The rocks themselves appear to have a motion all of their own.
I've used the 16 x 9 format ratio in all of the images for this
interpretation of Lower Antelope, reflecting the long, sinuous nature
of the slot canyon. These photographs have also been processed a bit
on the dark side (with strong saturation), to bring out more of the
dark 'moodiness' of the canyon I felt that morning.
I was in Page, AZ, with my son shooting these last July.
I hope you enjoy my presentation of this wonderous place!
Benchmark work, the best from Antelope Canyon I've seen at pbase. The processing is spot on, great colors, fascinating compositions, and rich textures. Voted.
I have worked on landscape myself in colour and b/w, but never have I achieved such SEXY scenes. This place is extraordinary, great photography and you have done it justice. good luck.
Guest
20-Apr-2007 03:42
I am so inspired by your work! Hope that I will also get there one day!
Walking in your canyon, Brian, is like wandering an imaginative world, wondering of the streaming flames and the glowing light which the sun creates. All are masterpieces indeed which leave you speachless!
We've been to a slot canyon by Page, but I don't think it was Antelope. Your capture of this perfect lighting makes these shots look like molten liquid. Exquisite gallery! V
Brian
I love your artistic take on this wonderful location. Your choices of framing, post work etc. really resonate with me. If I ever make it there, I hope I capture my vision as well as you have captured yours. Big V
Cheers
Craig
Guest
13-Feb-2007 11:05
Fabulous Gallery! Brian
Amazing Colours! Amazing Textures!
Processing on the dark side and strong saturation, as well as the 16:9 works extremely well
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