Store Sands of Time

Professional canvas wrapped print or metal print of this beautiful scenery, shot at Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona.

If you ever go to the Antelope Canyon, I can only recommend to do a guided photography tour. I only got this shot because I attended one. The guides are great and set you up at the location, while blocking everyone else from interfering with your shots. As you can imagine there are plenty of people store around a beautiful location like this, and they would be getting in your way constantly. But not on a guided photography tour!
The guides also let the sand run down the face of the stone, enabling you to get these amazing photos! Make sure you are ready though, you are not getting many chances!


Your order is printed by experts in the field at Bay Photo Lab, CA onto museum quality canvas or specially coated aluminum sheets.


The Canvas Print:
A lustre finishing coating is applied to protect the surface of the print and ensure long lasting, vibrant colors.
The image is wrapped around the side of the 1.5 inch stretcher bar and comes with a wire hanger on the back side to allow for professional hanging.

Here are the impressive specifications of the canvas and ink:

Canvas: Chromata White
Weight: 450g/m²
Caliper: 19mil
Weave: Oxford, two over one
Certification: Fine Art Trade Guild Certified Archival
Composition: 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton
Ink: Aqueous Pigment Ink


The Metal Print:

Metal prints are a new art medium for preserving photos. In the production process dyes are directly infused into specially coated aluminum sheets.
This creates a scratch-resistant and waterproof surface that can be cleaned easily. The metal sheets have 1/8" rounded corners and a satin finish to achieve even colors with minimal glare.

The Metal prints are mounted onto an 3/4" inset frame that is recessed from the edges of the print. This adds stability and the print appears to float away from the wall. It comes with a French Cleat hanger to allow for a professional display.


Just as with all prints, exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided to preserve the rich colors for a long time.