If you’re following this concrete stairway into nature, I hope that you don’t mind getting your feet wet – watch your step! This photo was taken at the Obed Wild And Scenic River National Park, in Tennessee. Prints are available in my gallery.
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This gritty, high-contrast black and white photograph features a series of rock steps on the trail at Piney Falls – located at the Fall Creek Falls State Park, in Tennessee. Prints available.
Enjoy the great outdoors!
Visit my galleries at Pixels and/or Fine Art America to see more.
These photographs feature a series of stone steps leading into a forest of the Smoky Mountains, in Tennessee, as observed along the trail to the Chimney Tops:
Enjoy this photography of the classic Union Street Station building in Chicago, Illinois, featuring a stairway view leading up to the Canal Street exit. I’ve added a watercolor frame to this image, which is now available on a variety of print types in my gallery at Fine Art America. Stop by for a visit, sometime…
Which way is up? Good question. Whichever set of stairs you traverse, you’re bound to wind up in the same place within this symmetrical structure of stairs. If you suffer from vertigo, perhaps the elevator would be best. Visit my galleries for more – Society 6, Redbubble and Pixels. Thanks for stopping by!
This summertime photograph features a wooden stairway winding along the slope of a hill and into the woods at Nichols Arboretum, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. You can bring the warmth of this landscape into you home by visiting my gallery at Fine Art America, where many print types are available – framed, canvas, acrylic, metal, wood and posters. Enjoy!
