Hikers Photographed Magical Underground World Carved Out By Water.
Our Earth is made up of hidden treasures everywhere. We can understand how small we are, compared to the universe, by standing next to the Great Redwoods in California. Or we can see how we must learn to go with the flow watching the unbelievable waves in Hawaii. Regardless of where you are, there's something beautiful to witness. There's a lesson to learn from the nature all around you, if only you stop and listen. Patience is something that we, as humans, struggle to achieve. Antelope Canyon took millions of years to form and it's a wonderful lesson in what happens when time, and patience, are put into play.
Located in Arizona, Antelope Canyon steals the breath of anyone who sees it.
These photographers captured the amazing sight that Antelope Canyon is. They had to climb down ladders and squeeze into extremely tight spaces.
Once they got down into the canyon, they were blown away.
It took millions of years of water, wind, and climate extremes to make the unbelievable formations. When flash floods whip through, it creates the different shapes in the rocks.
There are two parts of the canyon that tourists can visit.
The upper canyon is less narrow, making it easier for people to navigate. They also consider it the better of the two for picture taking, since more light beams can penetrate through.
Tours of the canyons are available to anyone.
Because it can be a bit dangerous, people must be accompanied by a licensed guide. The best time to visit is between April and October.
I highly recommend taking a trip out to Antelope Canyon.
The brilliant red color of the rocks is best captured midday, so make sure you take your camera with you. This is something that can only be truly appreciated by seeing it yourself.
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