Willie Huang Photo
Infinity
I always had a penchant looking for overlapping pillared scenes when exploring slot canyons. I have found and shot quite a few in the past, but this scene offered something different. Unlike most other pillars, these walls sported more angular edges for a sharper and more chiseled look. With closely spaced pillars alternating, it felt like the scene kept going and going into the distance. Soon, sunlight began pouring in and that coveted glow started coloring up the various pillars. From yellows to peaches to reds and finally blues, this scene had it all in terms of texture, flow, and colors during the peak glow.
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Infinity
I always had a penchant looking for overlapping pillared scenes when exploring slot canyons. I have found and shot quite a few in the past, but this scene offered something different. Unlike most other pillars, these walls sported more angular edges for a sharper and more chiseled look. With closely spaced pillars alternating, it felt like the scene kept going and going into the distance. Soon, sunlight began pouring in and that coveted glow started coloring up the various pillars. From yellows to peaches to reds and finally blues, this scene had it all in terms of texture, flow, and colors during the peak glow.
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