The nicest thing about photographing in a wooded environment is your office has no walls, no telephones and no one to interrupt your work. Your hours are flexible and in bad weather, you don't have to show up.
Seriously at least for me, the nicest part as photographer is the light that always filters through the canopy. Without the different shades of of light, the the forest would look flat and uninviting. The light can draw your eye into areas that you would not go into alone.
The one element I miss that a videographer can use is sound. The sound of the rushing water in this image really added to the mood. If you had the elements of sound and smell with the crisp pine aromas and musky fragrance of the wooden trough...you could truly experience in entirety the beauty that nature surprised me with that day in the forest.
1337 - My Favourite Things
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The Poet's and Storyteller's prompt is "what delights us".
*My favourite Things*
(Apologies to Rodgers & Hammerstein.)
All types of cheese and sesame...
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Where was this picture taken, Dan? It reminds me of a place I've been. Actually, I'm thinking of the woods behind an old homestead in the Smokies - Cades Cove area, I believe. There's a plaque out front with a picture of the woman who lived there.. I wish I could remember her name.
Although, I'm sure that is a quite common site - it just took me back to some good memories, walking through the woods in Tennessee.
Beautiful as always.
Heather...WOW...you DO have a good memory and you know the area well! Yes this was taken in Cades Cove just beyond the Cable Mill. It is at the far end of the water trough taking water to to the Mill. And yes there is a restored house/cabin there as well and it does have a plaque on the outside telling the story of a woman who settled here...GOOD JOB!
Dan
Gorgeous picture! Love the mossiness around the water. When we went up to the canyon last weekend we took the camera that has sound and recorded the creek. As we were leaving, we saw a sign that said audio equipment was not allowed. Isn't that strange?
So I'm not crazy afterall! I knew I had been there before. :)
What a lovely place to visit.
Awe yes. I love this post Dan- I really can imagine the sound and smells as you talk about. Lovely!
Shabbygirl...
That is the strangest thing I have ever heard! I can't imagine why they would post a sign such as that. I wonder what the reason could be?
Dan
Heather....It is my favorite, no matter what season of the year.
Dan
Dani...to me ...it was the fragrence and sound of
CLEAN!
Dan
The water flows very nicely...
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We the pieces...good to hear from you again. Thanks for the comment!
Dan
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Boneman...the sound of rushing water?
Dan
you know, I put it on first, but the more I looked at the picture, I couldn't help but to hear birds, and bugs, and even poked a critter rustling through the underbrush.
Too much, wasn't it?
REALLY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE AND SURROUNDINGS!
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