We have added three new galleries, two from a recent trip to
Antelope Canyon
in Northern Arizona and a 2010 trip to Moab . Photo shoots are the antithesis of a
wilderness experience even though you are working in remote and very beautiful
settings. In both Page and Moab we were
surrounded by folks from every corner of the world in search of the ‘magic
light” that apparently only exists in the canyons of the southwest. It’s actually fun, but you have to have a
sense of humor and a Disneyland mind set.
This Lower Antelope image was captured at 1/10 F3.5 with the
camera in “point & shoot” auto mode.
With excellent mid-day light, I noticed that some of the folks were
getting great pictures with their iPad’s and iPod”s (go figure) so I decided
there’s no reason to make things more complicated than they need to be.
After an early dinner LuJean and I hiked out to Horseshoe
Bend, south of Page thinking we might spend some quite time on the cliffs. Again, the desert is a busy place these days,
nothing like the 70’s. Speaking of the
70’s, it was nice taking a ride down “memory lane;” that is U.S. 89. Central Utah
is one place where much remains the same.
LuJean loves the fresh air and sunshine and is always eager
for a hike - within reason. She’s a
great sport and is confident that if we try The Wave on-line lottery a few
times we will eventually end up out at Coyote Buttes. With only 20 people per day I’m not sure I
could handle the solitude… 