Let There Be Light by Pat Goltz

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Taken in Antelope Canyon in northern Arizona. Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon that gives wonderful abstract images. © Pat Goltz Thank you for your comments. I greatly appreciate them!

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Melinda Perez 08 Jul 2016

This is GORGEOUS, I would LOVE to paint this!

Joanne Harvey 05 Oct 2006

Everything every one else ses.....because my mouth is so wide open...I cant talk!!! MAGIC!

Tracey Loftis 20 Jul 2005

Wow! Beautiful shot.. almost worth the loss of your cameras.. So spectacular!

Charlotte Ottilo 10 Jul 2005

Pat this is one sensational photo!!! I'm soooo jealous!..lol just kidding..it really is awe-inspiring..

stephanie atlee 28 Jun 2005

The is definitley a beautiful and spiritual picture...it just feels like someone is there waiting to commune with me.

Breathtaking! Spiritual n thrilling! this is Y I love your Arizona! When I was there I walked through the hills for hours just content to wonder in the colors n light n fascinating landscape. So long ago that was, but this area is unforgettable! Love this! U have a great sense of aesthetics! CB

Artist Reply: Thanks to all of you for the wonderfully supportive comments. I wish you could be here, Christine!

Barbara Beck-Azar 24 Jun 2005

certainly this the most awesome shot I have seen of a cavern...the balance of color and light flooding the ground is AWESOME! I too live in Tucson... great subjects all around tho a bit toasty these days..

Terence Brockett 24 Jun 2005

WOW, this could have been in one of the Indiana Jones movies, this is awesome

Steven Torrisi 24 Jun 2005

Awe-inspiring image. Convey great beauty and yet the history of the world by the smoothness of the interior worn away over the eons by water when this was perhaps a great river like the grand canyon.

Artist Reply: Thank you for the fine comment. However, this canyon is fairly small, and could easily have been carved in a few decades. The Colorado River which winds through the Grand Canyon is NOT responsible for the existence of the canyon. It simply isn't large enough to have done what happened there. In any case, we are talking about an order of magnitude difference in scale.