During a trip last year to a cabin located in Roan Mountain State Park, my family and I took a hike to Laurel Falls on Pond Mountain This shot was taken using a NIKON D5000 at ISO 400, f/10, for 1/200sec
I don’t think this waterfall has a particular name, not one that I can find anyway. This is a waterfall that can sometimes be seen to the right of Bald River Falls. This is a very tall waterfall that cascades down the very steep mountainside. This waterfall falls into a small pool and then trickles Read More …
This is a small fall from part of the larger known Conasauga Falls. It’s always a given that in the list of shots to take while at a water fall, is the whole waterfall, but often overlooked are the different sections of the waterfall. Each section has it’s own personality. They flow and react differently Read More …
This is a combination of three shots that I took vertically and then stitched them together using Photoshop. It was an ugly afternoon and I was determined to get out and take some afternoon shots around River Rd in the Cherokee National Forest near Tellico Village. This shot was taken using a NIKON D5000 at Read More …
Along the side of the road, in the mountains, waterfalls can pop up from anywhere. Tip: If you ever see a waterfall on the side of the road, take the time to grab a picture of it. It may not be there the next time you are. This shot was taken using a NIKON D5000 Read More …
Down stream from Lowry Falls (just south of Etowa TN in the Cherokee National Forest), I found this smaller waterfall. I liked this moss covered rock and though it would make a good stationary foreground for the small waterfalls behind it.
It has been a while since I posted a shot of a waterfall, so I figured I would share this one with you. This was taken a few months back toward the end of summer.
