These specific shots include photographs from Utah, Canada, and Arizona, not just Utah (although the majority of the pictures I normally take are from Utah due to the number of National Parks in that state). Unfortunately, the slot canyon shot from Arizona is no longer accessible to the general public. It is located on an Indian reservation and you have to pay $28 per hour to get driven in there.

Google much? Had to get all the info for Antelope Canyon?

As I said, I already presented the original copies of the photographs, and you chose to ignore it. Only an idiot would request proof of authenticity and then choose to ignore it. Really, no point in wasting time on people that choose to ignore reality. Thanks again for keeping this thread up top so people can see the beauty of our National Parks! ^.^

only an idiot would keep posting

What camera/film/lenses were these shot on?

I like to see a uploaded version with EXIF data intact.

No exif data on film

Can you show some more photos you've taken? Surely if you've taken these many beautiful photographs, you probably have hundreds more of your not-so-good shots, or even other really good shots. If you want us to post like idiots then maybe you should lead by example and actually prove that these are your shots. You should try to to be in our situation. It's not easily believed.

Where in Utah is it ?

This post was edited by Chantal7 on Apr 12 2010 09:17pm