Here’s a video from yesterday which I shot in the Tremont section of the Smoky Mountains. In the forest along an old gravel road, this rickety wooden bridge crosses Middle Prong Little River, offering a peaceful setting to enjoy the seasonal change of colors.
Tomorrow, I’ll be posting my photography of this scene, making it available on prints for your home. It’s a beautiful picture, a worthy accent to consider for the holidays – and, enjoy all year!
Phil Perkins · Photography 
15 responses to “Autumn in the Smokies”
Wow! Beautiful. 💞
Thanks, Deborah ~ I think so, too. 💞
Gorgeous, love the old bridge. This reminds me of my childhood summers at a river called Griffin’s Ferry. The bridge was falling apart. Wonderful video! Thank you Phil 🤗🍁
Very cool, dear Holly ~ you’re most welcome! 📹✨💞 I love old bridges, too, and I’m glad the video evoked fond memories. 🤗🍁
Beautiful and peaceful…
It really is a wonderful setting ~ thank you, Helen 🙂
I love this and the idea of sharing your art in prints captured from your video tomorrow. 💖👏👏👏
Thank you, dear Cindy ~ have a lovely day! 🤗🌸
You’re so welcome!💕
Wow, that is incredibly beautiful!!!!
So glad you like it, my friend, and I agree with you ~ it was a very peaceful and picturesque setting. TY Tiffany. 🙏🏼😊
Between the visual of the old bridge set off by the fall foliage and the audio of the river tumbling along, this post is a delight!
Cool breeze, Mary ~ so glad you like it 🙂
Thank you sooooo much for this! I could listen to that sound forever. Streams, waterfalls, lakes, and oceans – music in water – ♥️
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