Now that is cool. You should go back (without the other photographers) and bring a beautiful woman dressed in flowing white robes to stand in the light.
I've GOT to see this place someday! Having the photographers there adds to it, yet it is lovely without anyone in it at times. What time was that taken at?
Congratulations on this super image from Antelope Canyon. Yours is the classic "light ray" view. You beat out my good friend Tina Faust's Antelope Canyon image by a placing. Both are great pictures.
Beautiful. Colors are wonderful, composition is just right. I love that beam of light and all the photogs huddled around it, yet you still have the sense of how huge and grand the space is.
Wow that is REALLY cool. In this case, I almost like the photographers in the picture, it adds something I think. This one will defintely be near the top, and is probably the best so far out of 400. :) You get a 9. :)
My favorite so far. I'm at 40% down. 9 for now, subject to bumping:)
Edit, 100% done and this is one of the most interesting shots here. I mean really, how about a slot canyon with some people!!! Very cool. Up to a 10 and good luck!
I'd skip photogs in the photograph any day, but at this location especially. Maybe a person in native garb bathed in light, but clash between art and journalistic type shot here doesn't really work for me. I would have scored this an 8-9 without them, or a 10 with a person under the shaft of light, native or not, if they just weren't holding a camera. 7 though
Wonderful image. I have seen many like it over the years and I'm always appreciative when they are well done. You've gone a step beyond by showing the photographers. At this site and for this audience, I believe it was a brilliant compositional move. Firstly it lends a sense of scale to the photo which is rarely done. Secondly, it adds some life to the photo. Among my top picks.
Amazing photo. Great change from all the other slot canyon photos I've seen out there, a new perspective. The beam of light is excellent, and the photographers right on the thirds line add a really good sense of scale. I don't think a slot canyon photo has ever won on DPC before... could this be the first? I wouldn't be surprised :) 10
Truly strange image. In a sense I feel almost "offended" that you've included the other photographers in this pristine environment, but I'm also intrigued by it. Beautifully exposed/rendered.
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