Woo hoo!
Ravnostic, yes, you must head north and see Antelope Canyon. There’s a tour office run by Navajos in Page (the canyon is on the Navajo Nation, so you have to go with a Navajo guide). Sign up for the photographer’s tour, which is about three hours (figure about half an hour there and back). This was shot in the more-accessible Upper Antelope Canyon, which is only about a quarter mile long and is rather tight. If you’re claustrophobic, you might have problems. I went there with my niece and her husband, who had an absolute blast there. The Navajo guide spent most of his time with them, showing them where and how to get the best shot. This place really put the zap on my niece, who has been back at least twice since then.
CauseISaidSo, yes, the Wave is on my list as well. The BLM really controls access to that spot, only allowing a handful of people per day to go there. You have to apply for a spot about six months in advance of your trip and pay up front, with no guarantee that you’ll get a permit (and the fee is non-refundable.) We tried to get a permit last year and failed, which is a shame since it’s only about 20 miles from Antelope Canyon and we would have gone back there as well (armed with my D200 instead of the little dinky 2-megapixel Coolpix that I shot this image with.)
