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Erosion

1 year, 1 month

South Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon on the Navajo Nation Reservation in Page, Arizona. Formed by millions of years of water erosion in the soft sandstone, one finds spectacular rock formations around every twist and turn. It's a heavily photographed place and finding a unique shot is difficult. I remembered the advice of a photography professor: "Don't forget to look behind you!". I did and this beauty was poised perfectly in the air.