Greenbrier Spring was taken just downstream from the bridge leading up the Ramsay Prong Road in the Greenbrier section of the Smoky Mountains. The creek entering from the right is the Middle Prong of the Little Pigeon River, and straight ahead is the Ramsay Prong entering. A beautiful spring day after the dogwood blooms have faded, and the creeks are singing following a lot of rain.
The final image above is the result of merging three panels, each with the camera in the vertical position. And in fact each of the three panels was composed of three separate photos needed to capture the extreme highlights in the water, as well as the deep shadows in the woods. So, a total of 9 photos were merged together to create this one stunning picture.
Greenbrier Spring has great detail and is especially suited to large sizes. It is offered in all sizes up to 20×30. Details of sizes and pricing can be found on the How to Buy page.
The picture below is from the same vantage point during a late winter snow.
Please stop in and visit me to see the complete display of Smoky Mountains Photos at the William Britten Gallery in Gatlinburg, TN. I’m located in the historic Arts and Crafts Community along Glades Rd.
Do you offer photography workshops? I live in Florida now but I really appreciate your photography. I am president of In Focus Photography Club. You have a tremendous talent.
Thank You,
Richard Howard
Thanks for the kind words, Richard. I haven’t done any workshops … get asked about it frequently.
I love the mountains, esp. your beautiful mountain photos. I live just out of Raleigh & try to get there a few times a year. I’m just a true Hillbilly at heart- born in Knoxville. I’d move there if I could. Thanks for blessing us with photos of God’s true mountain blessings!
Bill,I have a fall and winter scene hanging in my home,This is a beautiful spring photo,i might just have to purchase this one if avaiable,Thanks for sharing!!!