Reaper
Navajo tradition holds that Antelope Canyon (in their native tongue known as Tse bighanilini, “the place where the water runs through rocks”) was created by the Holy People as a way of connecting to nature and the spirit world. They believe that the canyon is a place where the spirit world and the physical world intersect. Upon entering the canyon, it is immediately obvious that this is an incredibly special, magical place. In this image, the grim reaper seemed to materialize from the dust cloud swirling in the light beam piercing the ceiling.
Limited Edition of 50 prints each signed and numbered
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Navajo tradition holds that Antelope Canyon (in their native tongue known as Tse bighanilini, “the place where the water runs through rocks”) was created by the Holy People as a way of connecting to nature and the spirit world. They believe that the canyon is a place where the spirit world and the physical world intersect. Upon entering the canyon, it is immediately obvious that this is an incredibly special, magical place. In this image, the grim reaper seemed to materialize from the dust cloud swirling in the light beam piercing the ceiling.
Limited Edition of 50 prints each signed and numbered
Want to see what Reaper would look like in your home or office? Click here to request a free mock up!
Navajo tradition holds that Antelope Canyon (in their native tongue known as Tse bighanilini, “the place where the water runs through rocks”) was created by the Holy People as a way of connecting to nature and the spirit world. They believe that the canyon is a place where the spirit world and the physical world intersect. Upon entering the canyon, it is immediately obvious that this is an incredibly special, magical place. In this image, the grim reaper seemed to materialize from the dust cloud swirling in the light beam piercing the ceiling.
Limited Edition of 50 prints each signed and numbered
Want to see what Reaper would look like in your home or office? Click here to request a free mock up!