AZ, NM, CO UT - Four Corners Trip
May 15, 2017 22:37:03 #
If I remember correctly, we went from Moki Dugway to Goosenecks park.
I don't know if anyone mentioned, that if you go to Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon it's best to wear a hat. The sand is constantly falling. Maybe a bag or something to keep your camera covered. When we got back home I ended up with sand inside my camera. (I did not change my lens).
I don't know if anyone mentioned, that if you go to Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon it's best to wear a hat. The sand is constantly falling. Maybe a bag or something to keep your camera covered. When we got back home I ended up with sand inside my camera. (I did not change my lens).
May 15, 2017 23:52:33 #
And don't forget about Monument Valley and Lake Powell areas. I've attached one of Glen Canyon Dam and a couple from Wahweep Marina at sunset.
May 16, 2017 00:06:43 #
acellis wrote:
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A few years ago (2013) I took a photo tour through several slot canyons. We were fortunate to through Upper Antelope at night. Our group had the whole place to ourselves for a few hours. If you can find someone that gives nighttime tours I would highly recommend.
http://www.fayledvisionphotography.com/SouthWestUS/Arizona-2013/i-Ks944W3
May 17, 2017 06:48:50 #
Thank you one and all! This information has been extremely helpful. I really appreciate being a member of the UHH community and to call you photographic colleagues!
ACE
ACE
May 24, 2017 14:24:01 #
acellis wrote:
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I can't speak to the immediate four corners area (we drove through there 45 years ago), but there is one thing I would do if there (also from that long ago trip), and that is drive to Durango CO. It's only 85 miles, and you can then ride the narrow gauge steam train to Silverton and back (which is in our plans to do again). Lots of photo-ops on the ride and Silverton is a great place to wander around before the return ride. Then drive up U.S. 550, the Million Dollar Highway, at least to Ouray (about 1:45 according to Google Maps); the vistas are spectacular.
BTW, we enjoyed our 4 days in Charleston last June and plan a return trip.
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