I recently drove to the Smoky Mountains to capture photographs along Little River. Standing 20-feet tall, this waterfall is named Meigs Falls and can be observed from Little River Gorge Road, along a scenic pullover. However, because it’s set back in the forest approx. 100-yards, it’s often overlooked by passersby while driving.
Using a crop-sensor Nikon D7500 with a 1.5 times magnification, these photographs were shot with a zoom lens at focal lengths of 18mm (27mm) and 105mm (157mm), respectively. And, they would look even better close-up on an empty wall in your home! You can visit my gallery to select a print type of your choosing, and framed prints may also customized to make it your own!
Thanks for stopping by!
Phil Perkins · Photography 
11 responses to “Meigs Falls”
Another one to visit next time I’m in town!
Right on 👍
Oh my goodness, you know how I feel about your shots featuring the natural flow and presence of water Phil. 📷🌞🌅 These are some awesome photos and well worth the drive to get there my friend!!! 🚙🌟🥰
Thanks very much, my dear friend Kym! 🤗 I’m so glad you like it, and wish you a Happy Easter weekend! 🙏🏼😊
You are so welcome my friend. I appreciate that Phil! 🙏🏼 Cheers! 🥰🥂💐🌞🦋
Amazing!
Thank you, Myrelar ~ much appreciated & Happy Easter weekend 🙂
For us, Orthodox, Easter is April 24. Thank you very much! 🙂
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Lovely as always – and happy easter 🙂
Thanks very much, dear Hannah, and a Happy Easter to you, as well 🙏🏻😊