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Antelope Canyon #5
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Uploaded: 05/17/05 11:14 AM GMT
Antelope Canyon #5
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Antelope Canyon #5 is for phydeaux (Eric). I apologize if my description on my first post led you astray.The flashlight was used to enter and navigate through the very darkest part of this Slot Canyon. In this image you are looking up into a 30foot vent. As you can tell, the light falls of very rapidly as it travels down the vent to the canyon floor.To old photographers, like myself, this proves the Inverse Square Law of lighting. Interest has waned, in this series, so I may post one last image before I shut the Antelope Canyon series down for good.
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pom1
05/17/05 11:41 AM GMT
Still brethtaking shapes and photo, although i think i did prefer the others, i think they were clearer. Very Exelent series. :)
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G'day fotobob Camera Annie,
exellent shot here../
i read the flashlight thingie on google on the different sites, so was you're saying is some of the canyon is in total dark til you hit the openings to the sky? i carry a inova x5 on my camera pack and the security people at the airport always want my flashlight...
exellent shot here../
i read the flashlight thingie on google on the different sites, so was you're saying is some of the canyon is in total dark til you hit the openings to the sky? i carry a inova x5 on my camera pack and the security people at the airport always want my flashlight...
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Silver was the basis for all photography, so what are bytes now?
Amazing shot.. Each one of these images is just breathtaking.. I am sorry people are losing interest.. It would be impossible for me not to want to see beauty like this.. I beleive all the earth is sacred, but there are special places, and special people, with the talent and drive to share, what we cannot see for ourselves..
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Perfectly shaped abstract sculpture in stone. You've captured it well.
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Heh. A post dedicated to myself. I'm touched. ;) I have to say, it's been a long time since I thought about the inverse square law. Excellent representation of the law, though. Keep them coming as long as you want, I'm not losing interest one bit.
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"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read."
<br> - Groucho Marx
I don't know that waning is the appropriate term. I have been speechless throughout this series. Sometimes words are not adequate and one must just stand in awe. I imagine that there are few words spoken in this place. I am curious though are these images from the upper or lower Canyon. If the lower I hope you had help with your camera equipment going down the ladders. I urge you to complete the series.
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Capturing for infinity that which only lasts for a short time.
The shapes and lighting in this one are amazing Bob. Mother Nature can do what none of us is capable of......I do look at these images in complete amazement. I put myself there and can only image the beauty that beholds the naked eye. Thank you for taking the time to post this series with all the interesting facts. You are a true photographer who brings us in pictures what cannot be said in words. Thank you :))
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~ Mimi~
Another beauty... the capture of the light and the smoothness of the rocks are amazing... beautiful... im not losing interest in the series... im enjoying the walk... :) beautiful work.. :D
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"I wrote your name on a piece of paper but by accident I threw it away...
I wrote your name on my hand but it washed away...
I wrote your name in the
sand but the waves whisked it away....
I wrote your name in my heart and forever it will stay........."
My interest has not waned but I may have missed one or two and plan to get them asap.The frames are so well done on these too, Bob.
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A fabulous series, Robert. Congratulations for this great contribution to the site :-)
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-Pierre-
If I ever get the opportunity to photograph scenes of this nature I will refer to your series as a measure of my success. I believe I have a hard act to follow. It’s been a tremendous series of photos. I have thoroughly enjoyed viewing this series of nature’s abstract art and your ability to portray it so effectively.
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There are three colours, Ten digits and seven notes, its what we do with them that’s important.
Ruth Ross
You know , Robert, the thing is these look so good they appear almost like paintings. Wouldnt it be wonderful to see all of your photos of these caves framed and hung on one wall in a great art gallery...wow...they have been so fantastic to see...the swirls I love..The colours are so rich....thats the thing, I mean God and nature give us all the art work we want and then its up to us to find ways to enjoy it the most. THank you for yur serious of any photos at all....smile
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Simplicity is Elegance...Thoreau
ooooh, i like this one too
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I hold it true that thoughts are things; They're endowed with bodies, breath and wings:
And that we send them forth to fill the world with good results, or ill.
That which we call our secret thought speeds forth to earth's remotest spot, leaving it's blessings or it's woes like tracks behind it as it goes.
We build our future, thought by thought for good or for ill, yet know it not.
Yet so the universe was wrought .
Thought is another name for fate.
Choose then thy destiny and wait, for Love brings Love and Hate brings Hate. - Henry Van Dyke.
Absolutely beautiful! One day I hope to visit this place.
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What a world it is, open your eyes.
You captured it as if I was walking throught there again. I was fortunate enought to visit Antelope Canyon this past May and definetly a must see!!!! Thank you for the wonderful shot!!!! Brings back memories.
Beachblonde
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G'day Robert,
It's two years since you uploaded this series and I'm glad you posted as many of them as you did so us late comers can take advantage. :) These images are absolutely fantastic, everything about them is superior, including your choice of frames, so good I didn't even notice there WERE frames until reading someone else's comment about them. lol. It's these kind of images that inspire me to aim higher in my own photography, to take the time, make the effort, be particular. Your are unquestionably *Fine Art*.
Magnificent work.
Mikel.
It's two years since you uploaded this series and I'm glad you posted as many of them as you did so us late comers can take advantage. :) These images are absolutely fantastic, everything about them is superior, including your choice of frames, so good I didn't even notice there WERE frames until reading someone else's comment about them. lol. It's these kind of images that inspire me to aim higher in my own photography, to take the time, make the effort, be particular. Your are unquestionably *Fine Art*.
Magnificent work.
Mikel.
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Not all beauty is obvious.