Full Moon in the Canyons
by Angela Stanton
Title
Full Moon in the Canyons
Artist
Angela Stanton
Medium
Mixed Media - Mixed Medium - Photo And Painting
Description
A painting of one of the most beautiful locations within Antelope Canyon--this one from one of the canyons in the Upper Antelope Canyon. This picture is looking straight up from a tiny crevice the size of a mouse I stood in tip-toe. The colors are stunning in natural light and those are retained in the painting with the exception of the full moon, which of course is not possible to photograph; the canyons are not open for hiking at night. Hence this is an imaginary painting, representing reality in every respect except the moon. The canyons themselves are in the north part of Arizona, close to the border with Utah and just about at level with the Grand Canyon but north of the well known South Rim. Also south of these canyons is Sedona with its red rocks and mountains, amazing creeks and canyons and vegetation. Antelope Canyon is near the city of Page from which you can take special tours with the Navajo Nation Parks and their licensed groups. To photograph at these canyons and be allowed to post and sell, you also need to purchase a photo permit from the Navajo Nation Parks, so the photos you find on my pages are all covered by such permit. The permits are very reasonable. watch out for the season of the year you are actually able to visit these beautiful canyons since during the rainy season the canyons are closed from public view since they are very dangerous if fast moving waters carrying heavy debris run through them unannounced from rains nearby--not necessarily over the canyons themselves. The hike itself is quite difficult at all of the canyon in the Upper Antelope Canyon, which is in contrast to the Lower Antelope Canyon where most tourists go and is an easy walk with large and spacious walkways among the gorgeously nature-carved walls.
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December 15th, 2012
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Comments (20)
Peggy Collins
Beautifully done! Love all the curves and the colors are very powerful...and of course, the moon showing its lovely face is the cherry on top! Voted.
Jon Burch Photography
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Kym Backland
Angela, At first I thought this might be scarves! Or material that was draped to look like the Canyon.. Gorgeous colors and composition! FVG+
Randy Rosenberger
Naturally sculpted and awesomely captured and presented on this totally marvelous beauty of design, color, and composition, Angela! Just love the beauty of this fine piece of extraordinary art work! fave and vote
Rosanne Jordan
Nature used its artist brush to make the orange colors flowing and you have captured it wonderfully! fav vtd