“Mystical Stream”
I have a little time today to post so here it is, shot this in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, love the surreal feel in this and how it seems the stream travels on thru the fog.
This is the part of photography I miss, I love my portrait business here in Madison Indiana but hopefully after I retire from my job I will be able to make more time for this part of my work. As for the coaching part Lord only knows how long I can take that part of my life, great kids and extremely talented but they can really be frustrating at times lol !!
Been hoping for a little snow this year, lots of rain and storms but no snow, of course when we get closer to the wildflower season I am sure it will get a lot colder with a ton of snow…never fails !!
Hope you enjoy the image and thanks again for stopping by and taking a look, and make sure you click on the image for best result.
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Hello my name is Bernie Kasper and I am a photographer from Madison, a small town located in the Southeastern part of Indiana on the banks of the Ohio River, the area I call home has a rich diversity of topography and wildlife that make it a special place. From the canyons and waterfalls of Clifty Park to the wetlands of the Muscatatuck NWR the area is rich in photographic opportunities, hopefully I will be able to convey the beauty of the area and share any info as well about this place I call home
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Beutiful photograph. I usually don’t like man-made objects visible in my nature photographs, but for whatever reason I really like the bottom/side of the building in the top right corner of this photograph. Great composition and looks wonderful in B+W. Thanks for sharing your photography!
Nate
Thanks for taking a look Nate !!
Nice. You do it so well.
Thanks David !!
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Beautiful photo Bernie, the Smokey Mountains are pure magic! I love the atmosphere which you see almost anytime it rains in the Smokey Mountains.
It’s mystical, indeed!
Thanks !!