In this episode I will show you how I photograph one of the most incredible places I have been to the Antelope Canyon. If you get a chance to go there, it is the place where you will get the most incredible photos in the least amount of time!

A few tips:

I used this Company for doing the upper Canyon http://www.antelopecanyon.com/ do the photography tour, not the regular one and ask for Patrick if you can, an amazing photographer, he will show you angles you would not find by yourself and even take a portrait of you as you go along! Don't forget though to give a huge tip, I feel he owns some of my photos - he was that helpfull! The upper is darker then the lower so you can do that in the morning. Do the lower canyon when you have a nice blue sky if possible as it is much more open

I used this company to do it https://antelopelowercanyon.com/ same thing I did the photography tour. On the photography tour I was by myself with one guide in the Canyon and had all the time to prepare my shots. The first time I did the regular tour and it was so quick with so many people that I got only 20% of the shots that I got with the photography tour. Winter seems to be a good period because not too many people are there, but you don't have all the light rays. From what I could tell the end of march is good for the top as there are not too many people there yet and there are some light rays.

Off course when you shoot:

Have your camera on a tripod

Use manual mode at around f 8 and make sure you have details in your shadows even if the highlights are burned a bit

Bracket -2 + 2 (this is a must, some photos will not just work if you don't bracket there as there is huge dynamic range)

Have fun! - Serge