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One of the narrowest places I have ever been to is Lower Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ. Walking through it, in many spots only one person at a time could pass through. The following photos attest to that.
Lower Antelope Canyon near Page, AZ.
A photographer at Lower Antelope Canyon.
This last photo was a surprise for me. I first heard the bird or birds chirping, and when I saw one I quickly took a shot before it flew away. If you can recognize what kind of bird it was, please let me know in a comment.
Bird at Lower Antelope Canyon.
neihtn 
You captured a bird in the Canyon? Amazing landscape!
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Amazing, unearthly place. I don’t know what the bird is. I took this picture of a chick in the same canyon years ago https://www.flickr.com/photos/inese_ie/2519323854/in/dateposted-friend/
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It is stunning! Love the colours!
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The scenery there is stunning, and so are your photos! Sorry, I can’t help with the bird identification.
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Thanks Jerry! Maybe it was some kind of nuthatch, but the image does not have enough details to positively identify this bird.
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Stunning photography Hien ~ I was to drive down to Utah this coming week for an Outdoor Show and then a planned trip to Antelope or Bryce Canyon…however, due to work I had to call it off so these photos are going to have to do 🙂 Not a bad alternative!! Beautiful.
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Thanks Randall. Both Bryce and Antelope Canyon are wonderful places to visit, and I hope you will get another opportunity to do so.
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This natural marvel is on my list of Arizona places to visit! Beautiful.
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Good place to put on your list. Just remember that there is an Upper Antelope Canyon also, across the road from the Lower one.
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First time I was in the area, I didn’t know about the canyons here. I was disappointed when we left the area and then discovered they were only a few miles from us.
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These are magnificent narrows, Hien! Beautiful shots!
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Thanks Tiny! Glad you like them.
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These are gorgeous images and perfect for the theme. I could be mistaken but I think one of the first posts that really caught my eye on your blog was a canyon image.
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Thanks Sue, and you are right. The first photo above was published 3 years ago. This time, I reprocessed it with new software, and added two unpublished photos.
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Beautiful
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Thank you Chris!
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Hien–these colors are amazing. I cannot imagine what it was like to see this in person. So happy you were able to capture it on film to share. Thank you!
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Lois, before going there, I had seen photos of Antelope Canyon.But nothing was like seeing it in person, even if at times you had to do some contortion to get through narrow spots.
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Wow, Hien. Is it possible your photos are prettier than the real scene? It looks too pretty to be true 😉 But I have heard how pretty the place is. I have to visit there one of these days. Thanks for sharing. (I thought it is a person, a thinker, in the last photo. Ha.)
Have a great day.
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Antelope Canyon is a marvel of nature, and it may even look better in real life. You should go there some day, Helen!
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wow
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Thanks!
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Lovely…This place is awesome! Perfect for WPC-Narrow!
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Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
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🙂
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A great location very well captured.
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Thank you Victor!
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