Enjoy this photography of a trail at the Twin Arches in Tennessee. Following along the contours of impressive sandstone bluffs, I was pleased to discover and explore this wonderful National Park. You can enjoy it, also – in your home or at work – by visiting my gallery at Pixels. Pick out a print and enjoy the great outdoors!
Hiking on Mount Le Conte near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, the trail had many turns and became colder as I ascended above the frost line. This photograph is available on a variety of print types, including this customizable framed print. Check it out!
Enjoy the great outdoors!
Watch your step as you enjoy hiking up this Tennessee mountain trail on Mount Le Conte. And, make sure to check the weather report as part of your preparation to visit the Smoky Mountains. Visit my gallery at Pixels for more.
Follow these steps into the forest of the Smoky Mountains, on a trail winding up the slope of Mount Le Conte. If Tennessee is too far away, then simply visit my gallery at Pixels. There, you can find a print to take home with you!
Hope to see you soon!
Leaving dawn behind, sunlight filters across the mountain and through trees to illuminate the trail before me. If you’d like some nature in your home or office, this picture is available in my gallery at Fine Art America on a variety of print types.
I photographed this meandering trail through the woods and up a hill, at the Fort Dickerson Park in Knoxville, Tennessee. See more in my gallery at Fine Art America.
Enjoy this black and white landscape photograph of a forest trail leading up House Mountain, located near Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Enjoy this black and white photography of a rocky trail along House Mountain, near Knoxville, Tennessee. Guests can find several print types (framed, canvas, art, wood, metal and acrylic) available in my gallery at Fine Art America.
This photograph features the rocky “White Trail” by the top of the West Overlook on House Mountain, near Knoxville, Tennessee. At the top is a sizable flat-rock above the tree-line, where hikers can enjoy a panoramic view. I’ve added it to my gallery at Fine Art America.
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Hiking the ‘blue trail’ of House Mountain in Knoxville, Tennessee, I encountered several quite steep, challenging areas – case in point. Please check out my gallery at Fine Art America for more. Thanks.
During my 1-mile hike along a trail at House Mountain, located in Knoxville, Tennessee, an increased frequency of larger boulders became more commonplace. Looking uphill, I photographed this picturesque setting of several such boulders. If you’d be interested in a print for your home, office, or as a gift for family or friends, then visit my gallery at Fine Art America. Enjoy the great outdoors!
As part of my House Mountain in Knoxville, TN series…
Part Four: Conclusion
It was a great day hiking House Mountain, and I certainly would recommend this as a day-trip for anyone in the area wishing to enjoy the great outdoors! Bring the proper clothing, water and camera – and prepare to rest along the way to fully enjoy the scenery. And, expect to be sore the next day!
Following 4 miles of hiking up the Mountain Trail (blue trail) and back-and-forth along the Crest Trail, I began the 1-mile decent down the mountain. Here are some photographs I took along the way…
It’s difficult to see, but if you look closely at Photograph 3 & Photograph 4, you’ll observe that the trail turns abruptly at times, usually associated with steep, rocky terrain. In a few instances, I had to pack my camera in order to free both hands for a safe descent around such turns on the trail. So, be careful!
Visiting House Mountain –
If you’d like to review my collection of House Mountain photographs as prints, then stop by my gallery at Fine Art America to have a look around! Thanks.
I plan to return to the mountain for another hike, probably along a different (red) trail…so, see you then!
Enjoy the winter season all year long with a print of this forest trail. This photograph was taken in Ann Arbor, Michigan, along the Huron River at Island Drive Park. See more in my gallery at Fine Art America.
A few weeks ago, I was out for a walk in the woods and took this autumn photograph at Island Park in Ann Arbor, Michigan. If you’re interested in a colorful forest picture for your home or place of employment, then visit my gallery at Fine Art America to discover many different available print types. Happy trails!
This autumn photograph was taken along a hillside trail near the Huron River, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I’ve added it to my gallery at Fine Art America, where you may discover a variety of different print types. It would look great on a wall in your home or at the office, so stop by for a visit when you have the time…
An infinite array of railings loop into a spiral horizon, creating an open path and a dizzying trail. This design uses the Droste Effect with Filter Forge and is based on a free photograph from unsplash.com. I’ve added it to my galleries at Society 6 and Fine Art America, where guests may discover a wide variety of items available print on demand. Check it out…
I walked into the woods one autumn day, beyond the birch tree marking a trail strewn with fallen leaves. And, I took this photograph. Interested parties may visit my galleries at Society 6 and/or Fine Art America to discover a wide variety of items available featuring this scenic imagery.
My usual summer bike route includes a brief portage through the woods over a small creek and a primitive bridge of logs. If you’d be interested in a print with this photograph, please visit my gallery at Fine Art America. There, you will find a variety of print options and customizations. Thanks for making the trek!
Follow this stairway leading up and into a green forest canopy…while you’re at the beach! Lay out like a pro with this super comfy, oversized 74″ by 37″ beach towel, featuring a soft polyester-microfiber front and cotton terry back. Also available as a bath and hand towel. Enjoy!
A slightly stylized digital photograph taken at Sugarloaf Mountain – near Marquette, in Michigan’s upper peninsula – featuring a roughed hiking trail strewn with rocks, tree roots and pine needles. This course of ascent represents the more challenging of two available routes, with a rewarding mountaintop view of Lake Superior. If you’d like to discover various print types (canvas, framed, acrylic, metal, prints and posters) available for your home or office, please visit my gallery at Pixels. Enjoy!
