Normally a quiet, 18-foot tall waterfall on Crooked Fork Creek, located in Wartburg, Tennessee, this photograph features a very powerful Potter’s Falls, as seen following substantial rainfall. Many prints and more are available in the following galleries –
Phil Perkins · Photography 
13 responses to “Potter’s Falls”
Excellent work.
Thanks 👍
Astonishing! The water! So much, so fast! A powerful vision of nature! 👏👏👏👏👏
Yes, the water was moving with great power, indeed – no swimming on this day! I do wish you a great day, my friend & TY for your comments! 🤗
This is beautiful and an example of natures unexpected power. 🤗
Thank you, dear Holly ~ much appreciated! 🤗
You’re so welcome!
wow Phil, the image strikes a cord somewhere of something, some place I can’t put my finger on but is familiar and comforting. I don’t think it’s a waterfall but it conjured up a memory. Perhaps it will come later! 💖 Fab work my friend😘
🤔 Hmm…perhaps it was a cleansing mud bath, a warm jacuzzi with bubbling jets, or, going way back, jumping through a lawn sprinkler? Please share if it comes to you. In the meantime, I will thank you 🙏🏼 for your always kind words, dear Cindy, and send one back atcha 😘
oooh ooooh.. you maybe getting close my friend. thanks for the imagery planted. It was wild the murkiness and cool power yet soothing feelings that it evoked.
It’s a pleasure my friend and thanks for yours always! 💖
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Beautiful rushing of the water, you captured it very well.
Thanks very much, dear Cindy ~ have a great day! 🤗