Images from the slot canyon grace magazine covers, screen savers, and all kinds of media. The detail of the place really spoke to me.

Not only is it a great picture, but going B&W on Antelope Canyon of all places is one ballsy move.

I find that when light slices across landscape helping to reveal the grit and structure of a place, there are B&W images to be made. This is especially true when there is an overwhelmingly dominant color that tends to steal our ability to see the truth of a place. Deep forests, rolling oceans, snowy expanses, and desert canyons all hide their clarity of line and shape in blankets of color.

Unreal experience.

Just no way to explain the beauty.

Yes. Beautiful. Yes unreal. But I think understanding geology, sedimentary deposition, erosion forces, and how light interacts with our atmosphere and landscape only deepens my appreciation.

Easily could be a microscopic photo of vinyl groves. Gorgeous shot.

How would it sound?

I’m going to say it sounds like a violin solo that captures the interplay between tectonic shift and environmental erosion.

Play it DJ!