The Joys of Full Frame
This was captured back in 2010 on a 3 week lap of Utah and Arizona. I checked the other day and the four year old Canon 5D Mark II I captured this with now has nearly 340,000 cycles on the shutter! It's still going strong after more than 4 years.
Single exposure of 3.2 seconds at f/11, ISO 200.
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Antelope Canyon, 2010
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love it!
These are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! So beautiful. Never thought that caves would look this good and not creepy. :D
Seen alot of pics of this cave but never this one - nice shot!!!
Amazing ( ☆∀☆)
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Nice pic and quite a testimony. I'll get to full frame one day.
Great shot!
Amazing!