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Photo of the day (11-12-09)

by Kent Wien (RSS feed) on Nov 12th 2009 at 6:30PM

Floyd Dean (fdean55) has some amazing pictures that just begged to be shared here with our Gadling readers. This beam of light shining through a cave at Antelope Canyon in Arizona really caught my eye.

It's as if someone installed a Solatube on the roof of this place. Spectacular shot, Floyd.

I'm sure this won't be the last time you see his work appear on our Photo of the Day.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Ed O'Keeffe Nov 13th 2009 4:24AM

I would love to get the opportunity to photograph something like this. Truly stunning, it makes me want to travel even more!

John Izzo Nov 12th 2009 9:56PM

Very apropos. People stopped living in caves thousands of years ago and yet some homes are built like caves. Well, as mentioned Solatube has the solution. Its time people stopped living in the dark ;)

Cheers!
John

PS Beautiful shot by the way

Sean McLachlan Nov 13th 2009 4:02AM

Wow. I used to live in Arizona and I loved all the different hikes you could do, from canyoneering to mountaineering to trekking across the desert. I've heard Arizona has every ecozone in the world except tropical rainforest. There's even tundra atop the San Francisco peaks near Flagstaff!

Annie Scott Nov 13th 2009 6:10PM

This is ASTOUNDING. Wow. Just ... wow.

Floyd Dean Nov 14th 2009 2:04PM

Thank you all for the comments. It's a incredible place to visit. The light is so wonderful.

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