Look closely at the pictures above and you'll see the mountains that match. An interesting study in different seasons, different lens, different perspective and different filtration. 1999 Steve Kossack Taken at the same time as the photograph above this image is a good illustration of how a powerful photographic opportunity can be exploited by changing lenses and perspective. I am convinced that this is the place that the emulsion folks at Fuji invented Velvia for. On a trip designed for photographing and playing on Lake Powell we found a tour guide that drove us there, and then left us in Upper Antelope Canyon for five hours.
Entrance is by guide or permit only.
What I saw that morning was predominantly shape and form. My brother and trip partner, who is not a photographer, became my scout and spent hours walking the quarter mile long canyon looking for light and form. We did some very interesting ghost images. We were also successful with images made by tossing sand to simulate smoke. All my exposures were thirty seconds or longer.