4. **The Desert Eye**
This unique formation in Lower Antelope Canyon resembles a giant eye when viewed from the right angle, with an arch resembling an eyelid and a central opening framing the blue sky. Photographers love this spot for its unique composition, requiring precise positioning to capture the full effect. The surrounding walls feature intricate patterns created by centuries of water flow, radiating outward from the "eye." Late morning is the ideal time to visit, as the sun's position creates perfect contrast between light and shadow, enhancing the three-dimensional quality of the rock formations. The narrow passage leading to this viewpoint adds to its drama, requiring visitors to navigate tight spaces before emerging into this stunning chamber.
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