After a month of rain this tiny lake is flooded 4 ft over its limit.

A fisheye lens is used to curve the upper part of the image it creates a unusual effect.

Standing in the water to photograph this image the lines leading to the falls and the reflection made this work.

Bond Falls in the bacground rumbling and in front there is a scattering of leaves with a large rock in the water.

A close up of a waterfall in Whitnal Park

Sunrise light begins to light the background of this image of Whitnall Falls.

Whitnall Falls in summer with a sun flared as it tries to unveil iitsself from behnd the leaves and trees.

Bond Falls on a misty morning, looking like it is part of the mist.

Grotto Falls in Smoky Mountain National Park

Small cascades divided by lare rocks

Whitnall Fall with First Light hitting the falls.

Fisheye lens used to capture Whitnall Falls

I am not standing in this but my tripod is in the water. The current was much to strong for me to be in it. Keeping the tripod steady was a challenge.

Whitnall Falls in late Winter after all the ice melts. The tree reflection almost seems to flow into the falls.