Lower Antelope Canyon is the source of a treasure chest of iconic images emurging from the towering sandstone walls sculpted from over a million years of flash floods and erosion. "Lady in the Wind" is possibly the best known, and for good reason. She attracts as many as four thousand visitors each day, which is why I was so grateful to our Navajo guide to grant me enough access to frame this image along with several other breathtaking stone formations I'll also be sharing from this legendary location. Nikon Z8 | Nikkor Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S @ 18.5mm f/7.1 1/80sec ISO 1000
Lower Antelope Canyon is the source of a treasure chest of iconic images emurging from the towering sandstone walls sculpted from over a million years of flash floods and erosion. "Lady in the Wind" is possibly the best known, and for good reason. She attracts as many as four thousand visitors each day, which is why I was so grateful to our Navajo guide to grant me enough access to frame this image along with several other breathtaking stone formations I'll also be sharing from this legendary location. Nikon Z8 | Nikkor Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S @ 18.5mm f/7.1 1/80sec ISO 1000
