
Photographed along West Prong Little River, in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, water winds its way around and through a rocky landscape. In the end, water always wins. You can find prints available here.
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Photographed along West Prong Little River, in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, water winds its way around and through a rocky landscape. In the end, water always wins. You can find prints available here.
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This black and white nature photography features light, flowing rapids, and dark, stationary rocks. As the sun sets behind a mountain ridge, the last vestiges of daytime stream as light through the forest to reflect on cascades along Thunderhead Prong, located in the Smoky Mountains. Prints available.
These photographs were taken while hiking on Middle Prong Trail, in the Tremont section of the Smoky Mountains, and feature a series of small waterfalls along Lynn Camp Prong.
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This photograph was taken many years ago while standing on a stoney shoreline along Lake Superior, at a place once referred to as The Cove (now, Black Rocks), which is located on Presque Isle in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, in the city of Marquette. You can find great prints and more in the following shops –
This textural digital painting reveals lost artifacts of large stones resting on the ocean floor, hidden beneath the waves and from the inhabited world.
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Standing 60-feet tall by 125-feet wide, the picturesque Cumberland Falls in Kentucky – also referred to as the “Niagara of The South” – is a popular travel destination. I shot this photograph quite a distance downstream and across the Cumberland River, near the trail to Eagle Falls.
You can bring the great outdoors into your home for enjoyment year round, with one of several prints (and more) available in my galleries, here:
Photograph of a small hillside waterfall, with moss and scattered logs, located the Tremont section of the Smoky Mountains, in Tennessee. See prints available.
Featuring reflections of a blue sky and an interesting mountain range, I used Bryce and Affinity Photo 2 software to create this three dimensional fantasy landscape design. What do you think? If you like it, you can see more – prints, and a plethora of products – in the following shops:
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I recently had the opportunity to hike around Mead’s Quarry Lake, located at the Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. With cool temperatures and plenty of sunshine, it was indeed an enjoyable and scenic visit.
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It’s a new year filled with great potential and promise. And, merchandise. You can discover a plethora of fine prints, gifts and apparel items to enjoy when you visit the following shops…
I hope to see you soon! And, remember to stop by before December 31st – after that, what’s the point?
Macro photography of many glass marbles resting in shallow water, inside a pan lined with crumpled aluminum foil. You can find many items – prints, puzzles, apparel, coffee mugs, etc. – when visiting the following shops…
These photographs from the Smoky Mountains and Cumberland Plateau are available on fine prints when you visit my gallery at Pixels. Images include the following…
This 15-foot tall waterfall known as The Sinks is located along Little River Gorge Road, in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. With a small parking area and no signs, its often overlooked by drivers, despite having a scenic overlook viewing area. You can find fine prints for your home or work, in these galleries:
Follow this spinning golden pathway into an adventurous, abstract dream state of emerald green tones and magical reflections. Or, save time and simply visit my galleries directly, where you can discover cool gifts, apparel, prints and more…
Poem
Behind the curtain
– a Wizard, they say
Who casts many spells
Hence, be on your way
© 2023 Phil Perkins
Strange Magic, by Electric Light Orchestra (1975) – see lyrics here.
More specifically, this is Eagle Falls, a 30-foot tall waterfall located along the Cumberland River in Kentucky, near Corbin. It can also be found quite easily by visiting my galleries at Pixels and/or ArtPal, where you’ll discover an assortment of wonderful prints available to enjoy at home or work.