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[Jmarmck]

It is at Antelope Point Marina at Page just north of the Antelope Canyon tourist attractions. This spot would normally be under water but the lake very low. The rock has a white coating (Fe+3) from being submerged. It was flaking off in many places exposing the normal red sandstone. Interesting contrast. The complexity of the geology here is interesting.

[Scott Schroeder]

Yes the water is dropping revealing lots of cool Canyon country that was there before the lake. The geology is fascinating. I highly recommend The Maze if you've never been. Phenomenal

[RHITMrB]

Asheten Maryam by Isaac Sachs, on Flickr

[Peter Gomena]

Excellent, Isaac!

[Christo.Stankulov]

[Andrew O'Neill]

Visited my wife's family shrine on a mountain top last December… blizzard! Pentax K1000. HP5+.

[Ari]

I like this, Christo; it has a timeless look to it, and the poses are natural.

[Dan Quan]

Messing around with the digi cam. Highest ISO and basic color and tonal adjustments. Exposure compensation +4 and hand held.

edit: I forgot to say the sky is very overcast and the bar shadows are very diffuse. If it was sunny I likely would have taped an additional frost to the window to diffuse the hard shadows, or whatever got it mostly shadowless. I used a piece of frost I had available but most any white material would likely have done the job.

[Christo.Stankulov]

Thank you, Ari!

[Dan Quan]

Same basic set-up, different onion.