12645. Unusual erosion? holes in the side wall
Pictures are 266 x 400 pixels in size; some of them can be clicked to get a 567 x 800 pixel version. Numbers in front of photo descriptions are serial numbers of the original images (2048 x 3072 pixels). Photo and copyright (c) P. Jakopin 2007
12645. Unusual erosion? holes in the side wall
12647. From wide to narrow
12649. Slanted slot of the canyon
12650. Large fly with shining translucent wings
12652. Shades of the opposite walls
12654. About a meter long rattlesnake at the canyon bottom, probably fell in and could not escape
12655. Sun-made "milky-way" on the sandy canyon bottom
12656. From wide to narrow
12657. Slightly wider part of the canyon, high-key
12658. Part of the canyon with low side walls, view southeast, just before the turn
12663. View northwest from below a large alcove
12664. Meandering canyon - view east
12665. Converging walls
12667. View west from an alcove
12668. View to the sky from the canyon bottom
12669. Dark faces
12670. Light faces
12671. Broken stones in the southern wall fissure
12673. Wide part of the canyon with high-water marks, view east
12674. Rock tower in the north canyon wall
12675. Chiaro-scuro with the sky and a small cloud
12679. Concentric erosion? engravings in the side wall
12681. Pergament-like folded dry mud leaves
12682. Rattlesnake moving, flash
12683. Rattlesnake moving, available light
12684. One of the deeper pools, over knee-deep, not far from the Wire Pass confluence
12688. Confluence with Wire Pass (at the left)
V - From Phoenix to Page, from Page to Wire Pass
VII - Wire Pass, to Page, Upper Antelope Canyon
