Antelope Surf

[Jeffrey Sipress]

I find it fascinating how we individually interpret Lower Antelope Canyon. It is far more interesting to me than upper.

Here's a scene I captured a few years ago, while using only the 24-70 on my 1Ds the whole day. I was dedicating my time to small scenes and abstracts. I had a blast.

http://machinearts.com/fredphotos/lowerantelope3.jpg

[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey Jeffrey,
This is sweet! This has excellent leading lines and flow to it. The slighly darker base serves as a very nice anchor while the rest of the textures and lines troughout combine to form a very pleasing flow. doesn't get any better than this!
PS How was Africa???

[BillPelzmann]

The lighting really enhances the 3D effect. This structure is my favorite in Antelope Cyn and this is one of the best renditions that I have seen.

[Michael Pancier]

I agree with lower. It's my favorite as well. I love this shot. Very unique. I can't believe I missed this.

[Leroy Laverman]

Never been there but I've seen quite a few pictures from the area. This is a great interpretation. Very different from many of the images I've seen in the past. Even though it's a detail of the canyon it has a grand feel of a 'normal' lanscape with interest in fore, mid and background. Good stuff. Bet it looks even better as a print. Do you have your work up locally?

[Jeffrey Sipress]

Thanks, everyone.

Leroy, I've had seven photographic shows in SB over the past 5 years. I hope that when I have enough Africa images printed, I'll find another venue, and let you know about it.

[Robert Amoruso]

Jeffrey,

Great image for all the reasons Roman mentioned. A very well seen composition.

[Jude Haase]

Very nice composition!!

[David Chauvin]

Awesome color and texture. Is the frame rotated?

[Jeffrey Sipress]

Thanks. No rotation, but I may have tilted the camera a bit, I really don't remember.

[Vincent Grafhorst]

Cool abstract image. I agree that the lighting enhances the 3D effect here, well seen!