An alien landscape made up of red rock buttes is revealed against a pure blue desert sky. Native Americans consider Sedona ‘The land where Mother Earth’s energy, which gives eternal life, comes out’.
Jagged silhouettes come into play beneath the magical Milky Way. Sedona brings stargazing enthusiasts some of the clearest skies in the world.
A close encounter reveals fluid lines and layers, characteristics formed through sub-aerial processes and flash flooding.
A beam of light in Tsé Bighánílíní (Upper Antelope Canyon), ‘the place where water runs through rocks’. Located in a Navajo Indian reservation, the Antelope Canyon is one of the most photographed slot canyons in the world.
Here, the Colorado River makes a 180 degree turn. The river has eroded the Navajo Sandstone, creating a canyon 335 metres deep.
