Sometimes a scene just begs for a picture to be taken. In mid-January Betsy and I were hiking along the Little Pigeon River in the Greenbrier section of the Smokies. The day was pleasant, but partly cloudy. As we got near the bridge over the river leading to Ramsey Cascade Road, the sun came out. This moss-covered tree on the bank had branches leaning out over the stream, and the light seemed perfect for a photo. This is the result.
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The light adds glory to the view... beautiful capture on the scene!
You have a good eye for a photograph. This is beautiful!
Indeed it does make a lovely sight. However, no matter the subject, you still share some of the best.
You are so correct!!!! Perfect lighting for this picture and you captured it well..... Oh how I love that area of the Smokies...Great job, Honey.
Love,
Wifey
Wonderful capture. There is so much action in the picture.
That is lovely. The light highlights the moss covered branches and makes them beautiful.
Definitely worth clicking on!
geirge, thanks for sharing this lovely shot with us.
The rushing water and the mossy, overhanging branches combine to make a lovely picture. Thank you for sharing, George.
What a beautiful spot! Perfect for a spring walk! Wish I were there.
Beautiful photo. We love the Smokies and got a grand tour in Feb. two years ago from a retired Ranger friend who lives in Maryville nearby...:)
Refreshing! :)
Hi George! It seems I have somehow lost track of you, so Betsy sent me a link. I thought you had stopped posting. our pictures are outstanding! What I love the most is the light. Is that a rest stop, or did people actually live there? It is adorable!
I truly would love to hike in an area like that!
Very pretty, George. Interesting how the moss clings to the tree limbs.
The light on the moss is beautiful. Great capture.
Nice capture. It's nice to see the outside world! Thank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.
I like it, can see why you took the photo. Thanks for visiting my blog
Love the combination of colours in this photo.
Beautiful photos and a belated Happy Birthday to you George!
Blessings,
The "other" Betsy
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