### Sunday Apr 11, 2010 at 18:23

# Around Page, Arizona

I hit a couple of the Page “classics” last night and today, Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon.

I’d guess that on an average non-winter’s day, on the basis of this morning’s attendance, there are probably at least 3000 photographs taken in Lower Antelope Canyon per day, so taking something original is going to be a challenge. But that’s not really the point – it’s such an amazing place, that, original or not, it’s well worth the visit.

Lower Antelope is far less of a circus than Upper. Fewer visitors and no need to be shepherded around, if you pay for a photographer’s pass.

Horseshoe bend – again, originality isn’t the theme here, but, what a view:

Off to Stud Horse Point with Jim Talaric now…

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Stephen · Sunday, April 11, 2010, 18:23 · Permalink

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