Antelope Canyon Black and White

SKU: 125-BR40712

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Antelope Canyon in Black and White by Angela Goin.
The sandstone walls of Antelope Canyon in Page Arizona.
I loved how the unique sandstone canyon walls created abstract geometric shapes.
To add to the abstract, mystical fell of this scene it just called for black and white.
This image is taken from the canyon floor, looking up to the sky.
The drastic changes of light across the canyon walls is emphasized by the black and white rendering.

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Attribute name	Attribute value
Depth:	2
Width:	48
Height:	32
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Artwork Style:	Photography
Artist's Name:	Angela Goin
Orientation:	Landscape
Artwork Size:	32 x 48
Style:	Rustic / Vintage Mid-Century / Retro
Color / Finish:	Black White
Subject:	Black and White

Hang only from attached hangers. Do not use wire to hang.
Arrives in 7 to 10 Business Days, Direct to Your Home or Business.
Antelope Canyon in Black and White by Angela Goin.
The sandstone walls of Antelope Canyon in Page Arizona.
I loved how the unique sandstone canyon walls created abstract geometric shapes.
To add to the abstract, mystical fell of this scene it just called for black and white.
This image is taken from the canyon floor, looking up to the sky.
The drastic changes of light across the canyon walls is emphasized by the black and white rendering.

**Also Available In Stores As SKU 124-BR40712**

Angela Goin

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Steve Mohlenkamp

Colorado based

www.stevemohlenkamp.com

Steve Mohlenkamp is a self-taught commercial and fine art photographer based out of Denver, Colorado, however his true passion lies in transferring his own spirit of the west onto film. Ã¢â‚¬Å“I remember going on a family vacation to the west when I was six, and spending all my allowance on landscape postcards. I never sent any of them to anyone, but rather kept them for myself, to look at over and over. I still remember the glowing, blazing light on the canyons and mountains in those images and how captivation it was to me. Looking back, I know now just how much of an impression that trip and those postcards really were. It eventually beckoned me west with a camera in my hands, and gave me the spirit of the west.

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