can someone identify the location of this photo?

dmehling · Jun 9, 2010

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this question or not, but here it goes. I'm trying to identify the location of this photograph, which came preloaded on my computer. I am thinking it is from Antelope Canyon, but I have looked through many pictures of this location, but none of them show the particular geological feature found in this photo.
miscellaneous The Bionic Preacher

pbelarge · Jun 9, 2010

Hello and welcome to the forum.

Most here do not like to open links from a first time poster. You may get a response, or you might want to download the photo.

NateS · Jun 9, 2010

Post a link to a photo instead of a webpage and I'll take a look.

dmehling · Jun 9, 2010

Sorry about that. I didn't realize I was not supposed to do that. I wanted to be able to attach the photo, but I couldn't figure out how to do that or if that was even acceptable. Here is a direct link to the photo:
http://bionicpreacher.com/img7.jpg

NateS · Jun 9, 2010

dmehling said:
Sorry about that. I didn't realize I was not supposed to do that. I wanted to be able to attach the photo, but I couldn't figure out how to do that or if that was even acceptable. Here is a direct link to the photo:
http://bionicpreacher.com/img7.jpg

Don't know, but do remember seeing photos posted from that location before...sure somebody will recognize it.

Christie Photo · Jun 9, 2010

I'll venture a guess that it's somewhere around Sedona, AZ.

-Pete

Moodyville-ain · Jun 9, 2010

Actually didn't he get the rules right? It is someone elses photo, or else he would know where it was taken from? Your allowed to post someone elses photo for discussion as long as you link to it, instead of embedding it right?

Seekwence · Jun 9, 2010

I initially thought maybe Moab, UT, but a quick google image search leads me to believe it is more along the lines of Antelope Canyon or Paria Canyon in Arizona...

diamond1 · Jun 10, 2010

NateS said:
Post a link to a photo instead of a webpage and I'll take a look.

Yes, pkz post the link of your photos

Jeff Colburn · Jun 10, 2010

Seekwence is correct, it is Paria Canyon.

Have Fun,
Jeff

skieur · Jun 10, 2010

Bryce Canyon National Park, USA and it is used by a lot of photographers and often appears in Popular Photography and other landscape photography magazines.

skieur