Tag: Upper Potter's Falls
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Crooked Fork Creek
Located on the Cumberland Plateau near Wartburg, Tennessee, Crooked Fork Creek is a tributary to Emory River – as seen here, photographed during a period of low water. These scenic photographs with angled terrace, rocks and reflections are available on a variety of prints in my gallery at Pixels…
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Potter’s Falls
Style: Photography Genre: Landscape Software: Affinity Photo Shops: Pixels, ArtPal, Society 6, Redbubble I shot this photograph soon after sunrise this morning at Upper Potter’s Falls. It’s located on the Cumberland Plateau along Crooked Fork Creek, a short distance from Wartburg, Tennessee. You can visit my galleries for a broad selection of great prints and more. […]
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Lower Potter’s Falls
Prints are available featuring this photograph. Located along Crooked Fork Creek in Wartburg, Tennessee, Lower Potter’s Falls is a scenic, two-tiered waterfall standing 12-feet tall. You can visit these galleries to see more: Pixels, ArtPal. Thanks for stopping by!
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Crooked Fork Creek
Located on the Cumberland Plateau near Wartburg, Tennessee, this is Crooked Fork Creek, a tributary to Emory River. In the background, the 18-foot tall Upper Potter’s Falls is visible. Find prints and more, here: ArtPal Pixels Society 6 I hope to see you soon!
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Lower Potter’s Falls
What: Waterfall (Lower Potter’s Falls) Where: Wartburg, Tennessee When: Visit my galleries today – Pixels, ArtPal, Redbubble
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Morning on the Water
Here’s a video from this morning to enjoy. It features a peaceful setting at 18-foot tall Upper Potter’s Falls, located in the countryside outside of Wartburg, Tennessee, along Crooked Fork Creek.
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Potter’s Falls
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 – Pixels ArtPal Redbubble
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Winter Waterfall
Located on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee, this photograph of Upper Potter’s Falls was taken soon after sunrise, with an outdoor temperature of only 20 degrees, and mist frozen on trees. Hanging from a tree is a knotted-rope swing, pushed forward slightly by winds generated from falling water. If you’d like to see more, many […]
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Go With the Flow
Water races to catch up with itself at Lower Potter’s Falls, located along Crooked Fork Creek on the Cumberland Plateau in Morgan County, near Wartburg, Tennessee. So that you may find the perfect accent piece for a wall in your home, many different prints are available in my gallery to review. Come by and have […]
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Frozen Tree
Following successive days of rain, the water level on Crooked Fork was high. That, combined with a temperature of only 20-degrees fahrenheit, created a coating of ice from mist cast by the powerful 18-foot tall Upper Potter’s Falls. It also caused to me to ponder…how could I have forgotten my gloves, d’oh! Be that as […]
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Lessons From the Trail
Chasing Waterfalls By definition, waterfalls are always moving, following gravity. And, at times, falls may disappear – flowing underground, or, with seasonal changes, run dry. Furthermore, though a waterfall may be visible, getting close for a photograph often poses significant challenges. During an early morning visit to Middle Fork Falls, my first time on site, […]
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Rope Swing
Standing 18-feet tall and spanning the width of Crooked Fork Creek, a tributary to Emory River on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee, Upper Potter’s Falls has a rope swing which is popular during summer months among local youth. These photographs were taken yesterday, following several days of heavy rain, so the rope swing was not […]
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Upper Potter’s Falls
Wartburg, Tennessee At 18-feet tall and spanning the width of Crooked Fork Creek, the picturesque Upper Potter’s Falls can be enjoyed after a short hike from the parking area. You can also enjoy it on an empty wall in your home or office. For great prints (all types) and many other fine items, too, please […]
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Crooked Fork Creek
Located upstream from Potter’s Falls, colorful autumn leaves and scattered boulders adorn the landscape along Crooked Fork Creek. A variety of products are available in my gallery at Fine Art America, including these great print-types: framed, canvas, metal, art, wood, acrylic, poster and tapestry. Framed prints may also be customized to suit your interests: size, […]
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Potter’s Falls
Prints available. Located on Crooked Fork, a tributary to Emory River on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee, Potter’s Falls offers visitors easy access to an upper and lower falls.
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Crooked Fork Creek
Huge boulders line the edges of Crooked Fork Creek, as seen here downstream from Lower Potter’s Falls (barely visible in the distance). As the water was low, I was able to stand in the shallows to take this photograph. But, you can keep your feet dry and enjoy a print with a purchase from my […]
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Lower Potter’s Falls
Crooked Fork Creek Located on the Cumberland Plateau near Wartburg, Tennessee, Lower Potter’s Falls is a picturesque waterfall with interesting geological features. Prints are available in a variety of different styles, including: framed canvas art metal poster wood acrylic tapestry Makes a great gift-giving idea, too.
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Upper Potter’s Falls
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Upper Potter’s Falls
Prints are available for your home, office, business lobby, hospital and/or cafeteria setting. Located on Crooked Fork Creek, a tributary to Emory River on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee, the scenic Upper Potter’s Falls stands 18-feet tall.
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Potter’s Falls
Potter’s Falls is located in Morgan County on Crooked Fork Creek, a tributary to Emory River on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee. Though parking is limited to a few spaces, it’s a rural setting and people probably park along the side of the road. I had the area to myself during my visit, but an […]
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