Black and White

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Located in the Cherokee National Forest at Tellico Plains, Tennessee, this is the 30-foot tall Conasauga Falls, as seen from a vantage point downstream. It would look great as an accent piece on a wall at home.

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17 responses to “Black and White”

  1. vermavkv Avatar
    vermavkv

    Amazing view.

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks Vijay 👍

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  2. BonnieReadsAndWrites Avatar
    BonnieReadsAndWrites

    Stunning

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks so much, dear Bonnie. I think that the black & white really highlights the flow of water and terraces in the gorge. I’m glad you like it, and wish for you a wonderful week ahead! 🙂

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  3. Kristallina Avatar
    Kristallina

    Perfect in black & white! Gorgeous contrasts! Happy new month, dear Phil 🤗

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Most kind of you to say, dear Kristallina ~ much appreciated & happy new month! 🤗🌹

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  4. Robin King Avatar
    Robin King

    It’s wonderful! ♥️ the black & white, how the light looks, and all those great details!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks very much, dear Robin! Sometimes, black & white really works well, as I think it does with this shot. Wishing you a wonderful week ahead, my friend! 🤗🌹

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      1. Robin King Avatar
        Robin King

        You, too, Phil! 🥰

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        1. Phil Avatar
          Phil

          TY 🙏🏻😊

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  5. Inge David Avatar
    Inge David

    Beautiful capture and wonderful B&W work! Have a great week dear Phil!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      I’m so glad you like it, dear Inge! Thanks very much and I also wish for you a great new week! 🤗🌹

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  6. Bryan Wagner Avatar
    Bryan Wagner

    Thanks for the piece on Big Laurel Falls. It’s my first destination this year! This post’s falls may be my second! Thanks

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Right on, Bryan! Big Laurel Falls is over 1/2 way to Virgin Falls & Sheep Cove (both flow from caves out of the mountain), if you decide to do the full park, and Virgin Falls has a waterfall from a usually consistent flowing source. Also, Conasauga Falls is relatively close to Bald River Falls & Baby Falls, or Fall Branch Falls. Great selections to see, enjoy! 👍

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      1. Bryan Wagner Avatar
        Bryan Wagner

        I’m excited. Thanks for the info!

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  7. chris ludke Avatar
    chris ludke

    Your photos are inspiring!

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    1. Phil Avatar
      Phil

      Thanks 👍

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