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Antelope Canyon Dance...Or Dust in the Wind if you prefer (Kansas, way back in '77)
Lyrics below if you like to have a look.
Upper Antelope Canyon just outside of Page AZ
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I close my eyes, only for a moment, and the moment's gone
All my dreams, pass before my eyes, a curiosity
Dust in the wind, all they are is dust in the wind.
Same old song, just a drop of water in an endless sea
All we do, crumbles to the ground, though we refuse to see
Dust in the wind, all we are is dust in the wind
[Now] Don't hang on, nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky
It slips away, and all your money won't another minute buy.
Dust in the wind, all we are is dust in the wind
Dust in the wind, everything is dust in the wind.
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Thank you. I appreciate the comments.
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Duuuuust in the wind! This is such a beautiful photo! The lighting and everything is lovely; great shot!!
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Thank you. I really appreciate your input.
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So Gorgeous!! Love how the light and sand are dancing!
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Thank you. Especially coming from someone with your portfolio
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Wow! That is incredibly good. How'd you capture that? The lighting is superb.
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Thank you.
First, I actually planned on a specific time of year and a specific date so that it was during the summer equinox when the sun would be the most direct overhead. Beyond that, I locked in a few settings, used a wide angle, vertically and played with shutter speeds. You only have a few brief moments to do your playing so you must plan ahead but I think I did alright.
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Yes it does but this place is full of thieves who love to claim things as their own.
Tks for comment.
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Your Photo has been Featured as one of the three top vote getters in our latest poll [link]
Congratulations
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Thank you so much for including me in your poll.
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You are Welcome
Your shot was my pick actually
I was therefore also, quite pleased to see it do well
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I think I prefer this to the well known Peter Lik image from this canyon called 'The Ghost', well done Richard.
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This is such an amazing photo, the colours, the motion so beautifully captured, everything is craftmanship here... I almost wish you had chosen to add your name to this photo instead of choosing a DA watermark because the watermark is so 'there' and distracting from the beauty you captured so marvellously.
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Thank you very much for the comments.
I however decided to use the Big There watermark some time ago when I started to find my work elsewhere on the web with others claiming it to be theirs.
This way....there is no mistake.
For those who have ruined it for others, I apologize that they forced me into this method of posting.
Again, thank you for the very generous comments.
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Art theft is a serious offence, I understand why you did this. Thank you for explaining. And of course: you're welcome for the feed back, the pleasure was all mine seeing your beautiful photo
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Thank you very much. It is greatly appreciated.
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It truly is. A must see on anyone's list of things to do in their lifetime.
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But I thought only photographers could go there, and only through a lottery?
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Nope,
Anyone can go for a regular tour then there are specific photography tours which give you more time and there is no lotter....just pay up.
I paid about $200US for the full day of Upper & Lower Antelope plus owl, rattlesnake canyons and one other which escapes my mind at the moment.
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Oh, I see. ^^ My informant lied to me! 
Wow, that sounds really cool. 
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What a beautiful photo! I love the golden light in the dust - it looks almost like a ghost dancing there. Antelope Canyon is an amazing place.
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Thank you so much for the comment.
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Thank you very much for including Canyon Dance in your feature.
I have put a link in the Deviation description pointing people back to your feature so they can check out your page as well the other great artists that you included in the feature.
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You're welcome - thanks for adding the link!
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this reminds me of the scene with Moses when he came across the burning bush,in the animated movie. very nice.
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