Antelope Canyon is one of the most photographed locations on Earth — and for good reason. When the midday sun angles through the slot canyon openings and creates those supernatural light beams on the Navajo sandstone, it creates something that looks more like a painting than a photograph. But it is real — and now available as an archival fine art print.
About the Antelope Canyon Collection
Browse the Antelope Canyon gallery — shot inside the canyon at the precise moment the light beams appear.
Why This Photograph Works as a Large Print
The graduated warm tones of the sandstone — from deep rust at the base to translucent orange at the light source — require a large format to fully appreciate. A 24×36″ or 30×40″ print on Fine Art Smooth Matte paper is the definitive way to own this image.
About the Photographer: Edin Chavez is a Miami-based fine art photographer published by National Geographic. He is a Nikon professional photographer and a member of the Masters of Photography, with over 20 years of experience across 50+ countries. His fine art prints are available worldwide through edinfineart.com.