Following a dry autumn season, this photograph was taken in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee after several days of rain.
From the distance, Thunderhead Prong flows forward. On the left side of the image is Lynn Camp Prong, flowing to the right. At this confluence and downstream, this waterway becomes known as Middle Prong Little River.
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Beautiful long exposure capture, Phil!
Thanks very much, dear Indira ~ so glad you like it 😙🌹
Beautiful capture and Wonderful work! dear Phil!
Thanks very much, dear Inge! It was nice to see the rain return, so I waited a few days to enjoy the increased flow. Glad you like it! 🌹🌹🤗🙏🙏
Oh wow Phil. The rain truly replenished this river and of course you captured it so divinely my friend. Let it flow, let it flow, let it flow! 🌄🌅⛲ Here’s to a FANtabulous, poetic, and image-inspired week! 🍯🥰💐
Thank you, my dear friend 🥰 Yes, it was full and flowing fast. I’m glad you like it & wish for you the same in the coming days 🍯💐
I receive that Phil and you are certainly welcome my dear friend. 😘🍯🤗🥂😍
The movement of the water is well captured.
Thank you, dear Vanya ~ I appreciate you my friend. It was nice to hike this area following a few days of rain and I’m glad you like the photograph 😙🌹
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