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This ray was waiting for us at the exit of a swimthrough. Of course I got lost in the bubbles of the diver in front of me, took a wrong turn and led the rest of us up and out the top of the pinnacle, so we got this far away look down at it instead.
When we got to Antelope Canyon we didn't have a single hope to see one of the world famous rays of light touching the ground. Our guidebook said they can be seen during summer until the 7th of Ocobter.
Apparently, the guidebook was wrong.
I admit that it's not a VERTICAL ray of light, as in the most famous pictures of this place; also, usually there are no people in those pictures. But still, I can assure you the sight was well worth the 25 $ and the 20 minutes of back-breaking dirt road.
GO see it. It's an order.
Location: Antelope Canyon, Page, AZ
Date and Time: October 9th, 2011 - 12:07
Lens: Sigma 10-20 @ 10 mm
Aperture: f/4
Exposure: 1/25 sec
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20 August 2010
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Amanda Ray, a local Manta Ray Alfredi off the Kona Coast shows me her belly as she swims overhead. You can tell it's Amanda because of her imperfect right wing and the markings on her belly.
L to R: David A Wakefield, George L Goodwin (both Leasowe GC), Peter H Hurst (Widnes GC) and David Pendlebury-Green (Ashton-in-Makerfield GC)