Category Archives: photography

Bear Essentials

I take a lot of photographs log cabins for resort rental companies. And I've seen every cute little thing related to bears in these cabins. Many of ...

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Remembering the Guinea Hens

The guinea hens above were relaxing on a bridge just outside the Big Creek entrance to the Great ...

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It’s Spring and All is Right with the World

"The year's at ...

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Fog Comes on Little Cat Feet

I think fog gets a bad name. It's typically about what fog can obscure: living life in a fog, the fog of war, the fog of depression. Well, like ...

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Gallery: Greenbrier in Winter

Perhaps the last decent snowfall of the winter this week created a winter dreamscape up in the Greenbrier section of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. These pictures tell the whole ...

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Driven to Abstraction

Another light snowstorm through most of the day yesterday, but not enough to close the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.  I drove ...

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William Britten Gallery re-opens in new location

The finishing touches are done, the sign put up, and the welcome mat put down. The William Britten Gallery of Smoky Mountain images is officially open at the new, expanded location. The gallery is ...

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Snowcap on Mount LeConte

Another dusting of snow last night, but finally some sunshine today revealed the full majesty of Mt. LeConte, one of the highest peakes in the Great Smoky Mountains National ...

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William Britten Gallery

Happy New Year! Another season begins along the Arts and Crafts Loop in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, near the Smoky Mountains.  ...

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Christmas in Gatlinburg

Christmas is over, but this time of year Gatlinburg, TN is aglow with thousands of lights. I like to venture out into the cold nighttime with my camera and try different techniques to get ...

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Time and place … and memories

I've always been fascinated with the concepts of time and place. For example,  the Smoky Mountains have been unchanging for centuries, but in my photography gallery here in Gatlinburg, I can't tell you how many stories I've heard about families returning to the Smokies every year for decades! Families have grown through many generations while ...

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Welcome to Heartsborough Hill

Welcome to Heartsborough Hill, where I will talk about our alternative lifestyle in the shadow of the Smoky Mountains, photography as a career, the "golden ...

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