This black and white photograph features a series of shallow terraces and running water. Photographed above Greeter Falls, in the Savage Gulf State Natural Area of Tennessee. Prints available.
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Little Piney Creek
With a low water line, this photograph was taken while exploring Little Piney Creek, located on the Cumberland Plateau, near Grandview, Tennessee. Prints available.
Black And White Creek Bed
Prints available. Black and white photograph featuring dappled light in a dry creek bed at the Window Cliffs State Natural Area, located south of Cookeville, Tennessee.
Forest Bridge
Savage Gulf
Scenic Overlook
This is the Savage Gulf State Natural Area, located near Beersheba Springs, Tennessee, in the South Cumberland State Park, where hikers can explore nearly 16,000 acres of wilderness, with 50 miles of trails and several different waterfalls.
Enjoy this view from the comfort of your home or workplace, but don’t get to close to the edge!
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Window Cliffs Waterfall
Standing 20-feet tall and located on Caney Creek in the Window Cliffs State Natural Area, this picturesque waterfall would make a fine addition to an empty wall space in your home. There are a variety of prints to choose from – you can visit my gallery to see more. Other gift and apparel items are also available in my shop at Redbubble.
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Little Piney Creek
With low water during summer months, I decided to leave the trail and explore the great outdoors, following Little Piney Creek upstream toward Upper Piney Falls. Though I later fell on my keister (d’oh!), this decision allowed me to enjoy many beautiful sights in a remote gorge environment.
Case in point, this photograph highlights unusual geological outcroppings, a rocky creek bed (underwater) with surface reflections of overhanging trees, and sunshine streaming from around the bend.
Prints are available in my gallery at Pixels, where customers can select between framed, canvas, art, metal, poster, wood, acrylic and tapestry. And, framed prints may be customized to make it your own! Also, you can discover more items in my shop at Redbubble. Thanks!
Black And White Cave
Located in the Colditz Cove State Natural Area, at Northrup Falls, this black and white photography highlights substantial overhanging cliffs – caves – which were used historically as shelter by indigenous people. A variety of prints and other items are now available for sale in my shops online at Pixels and Society 6. So, come visit to check it out!
Caney Creek
Hike To Window Cliffs
One of several areas where hikers are required to cross moving water, Caney Creek winds along the trail to Window Cliffs. If you’d be interested in my photography on a wall at home…
Window Cliffs Waterfall
The Great Outdoors
This picturesque 20-foot tall waterfall was photographed on my recent hike to the Window Cliffs State Natural Area, near Baxter, Tennessee. If you’d like to decorate an empty wall in your home or at the office, prints are available. Stop by to find something for yourself, or as a gift!
Small Waterfall
Rock Island State Park
As part of the park system, this small waterfall was photographed downstream of Twin Falls, as the morning sun crested gorge walls. Picturesque at 20-feet tall, this would look great on a print in your home – or, to give as a gift.
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Window Cliffs
Located on 275-acres only 18 miles south of Cookeville, Tennessee, Window Cliffs is a popular hiking destination…and for good reason!
Designated as a state natural area in 2014, a 5.3 mile out and back trail crosses water on nine occasions, with provision of fixed coated-cables to assist hiker stability while in the water. Hikers should expect to get wet when visiting (it’s impossible not too), traversing creeks with depths up to waist deep. The first creek is the broadest, spanning an estimated 60-feet across.
Proper hiking shoes are essential, and hikers can expect to remove his/her shoes on occasion during the visit, displacing pebbles. In addition, a walking stick or trekking poles are highly recommended.
There are several points of interest along the hike, including creeks, gorge walls, vistas, forests, dried rocky riverbeds, a 20-foot tall waterfall, scenic overlook of Window Cliffs, and where the trail concludes, at the top of Window Cliffs. I plan to return again in autumn to complete the hike, as I unfortunately sustained a minor injury along the way.
Photographs
If you’d like to accent a wall in your home or office with a print featuring my photography, you can visit my gallery to select the print type which best suits your interests:
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