Bald River Falls revisited

kscott

I'm glad I took the time to make the drive down again to the falls. I kept checking the weather all week as they were having the same rain that was hovering over Louisville this past week, and didn't want to shoot down there in the rain. The rain finally parted and I sped down I-75 Friday evening, spent the night in a little place in Tellico Plains, gathered up all my gear and headed out about 5:45. C&C always welcome. enjoy.

Kevin.

thapamd

Fantastic captures! The 1st and 3rd are my favorite, but all are wonderful. I really like the natural tones you captured. None of the images look too "over the top." The greens, especially, are quite pleasing.

dlplumer

Beautiful series. clap Looks like it was well worth all the effort you put into it.

Dan

kscott

Mahesh, Dan; thank you it was an enjoyable outing, good weather, good luck shooting, and halfway decent results...I couldn't have asked for more.
Kevin.

vegasdesertfox

kscott wrote:

Mahesh, Dan; thank you it was an enjoyable outing, good weather, good luck shooting, and halfway decent results...I couldn't have asked for more.
Kevin.

Howdy kscott,
Thanks again for showing me what the Bald River Falls looks like in sunshine! I have only visited the area a few times and everytime there it has always rained. The other thing that always has me scared in TN and that part of the mountains is that the roads are so narrow, hardly ever think it's wide enough for two cars passing, but it just is! Amazing! And the other comment I had concerning your photography can best be summed up in one word...Amazing! Thanks!

kscott

vegasdesertfox wrote:

Howdy kscott,
Thanks again for showing me what the Bald River Falls looks like in sunshine! I have only visited the area a few times and everytime there it has always rained. The other thing that always has me scared in TN and that part of the mountains is that the roads are so narrow, hardly ever think it's wide enough for two cars passing, but it just is! Amazing! And the other comment I had concerning your photography can best be summed up in one word...Amazing! Thanks!

yes, some of the roads are very narrow like the US 129 along the Dragons Tail, but the newly completed Cherlohala skyway is a wonderful drive into the Cherokee National Forest. thanks again for the kind words... Kevin.