Upper Antelope Canyon #5, Page, Arizona USA Metal Print

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Upper Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon near Page, Arizona, USA, and located on land owned by the Navajo nation. The sandstone canyon walls have been eroded away primarily by flash flooding water over many, many years, and the Navajo name for this Canyon is Tsé bighánílíní, which translates to 'the place where water runs through rocks'. This image shows a small close up section of the canyon walls, giving an abstract like quality to the print.

DIGITALART | PHOTOGRAPHY | HOME DECOR PATTERNS. Philip Preston is a self taught photographer and digital artist. He became interested in photography during his teenage years after purchasing a Zenith fully manual SLR camera in the 1970s, primarily doing black and white work, developing his own films and producing prints in a makeshift darkroom in his parents bathroom! His first published print was in a 1978 edition of Ashai Pentax Photography magazine, featuring a portrait of a photogenic elderly man. Since then, his photography has continued over the years as a leisure interest, and his work has been published in a variety of UK photography magazines: namely Practical Photography, Camera Weekly, Photography, Digital Photo, Digital Photo...