A great album of these very beautiful Tennessee Waterfalls and great photography. Thank you for sharing. Ray

said mccoyray 2007.05.05 at 09:51:40 PDT

Hi Steve, thanks for visiting my Sand Sculptures album and for your kind words in the guestbook. Take care, Yair.

said ykarelic4 2006.10.25 at 09:24:45 PDT

Thankyou for your comment in my GB. I found some very nice images here and comments on some. What a beautiful place, photographers paradise... regards from poppy in the land down under.

said poppy1812 2006.06.30 at 19:24:41 PDT

Hi,a wonderful album,excellent pictures,well taken,thank you for sharing,I have recently arrived home after 6 weeks in Canada,I have put several albums on webshots,take care Ann (Chester England)

said annedm1 2006.06.21 at 01:47:03 PDT

Please come check out my latest albums I have put out...Sky Delights and land of colors...Thankyou loriarnold101

said loriarnold101 2006.06.05 at 20:11:37 PDT

Hi Steve, I like waterfalls and you have many beautiful pictures of them in this album. I enjoyed my visit here. Thanks for your kind words in my Feijoa album. Best wishes, Yair.

said ykarelic4 2006.05.10 at 21:45:30 PDT

Hello Steve and greetings from the land down under. I don't think I have ever thanked you for making me a favourite so I'll do so now. I've had a great time going through this album of waterfalls and you have some really great shots. I am particularly impressed by the fact that you haven't "frozen" the water which is a mistake a lot of people make. I wish we had some decent falls out here. Those we do have are dried up for a large part of the year and the better ones are a day's drive away. I shall work my way through your other albums as the next few weeks go by - we are half way through autumn almost with considerably cooler days that enable us to get caught up with the backlog of work in the garden. So after that is all done I can sit back with a clear conscience! All best wishes, Peter

said georgieboy98 2006.04.06 at 05:23:46 PDT

Dear Steve, Thank you so much for your GB entry I'm so glad you enjoyed you my pictures because I really enjoyed viewing these waterfalls too. Take care and thanks again Jill

said jillbatchelor2 2006.03.27 at 07:38:34 PST

Hi Steve! Thanks for your comments. I'm new to Webshots but find the pictures relaxing and the people I've met so far very friendly and encouraging. Once I read your comment, I visited your site and even downloaded two shots to my screensaver. We went to Fall Creek Falls about a year ago on a three day getaway and really enjoyed Tennessee. Thanks again for your kind comments. I've added you to my favorites. Terrydactle (Tom) from Birmingham, AL

said terrydactle 2006.03.22 at 17:50:31 PST

<font color="#000080" > Hi Steve, Thanks for your very kind words on my Flowers and Utah albums. All the flowers were all captured during overcast days many many years ago on 35mm slide film (Kodachrome) using two manual Nikon cameras and a Vivitar Series 1 90mm macro lens. At that time I falsely thought that I could make a living selling my pictures and used a background (cardboard covered with a black craft paper) which my then girlfriend now wife held behind the subject flower. The black background was used to color-balance, intensify the color saturation, isolate the flower from its background and facilitate the insertion of advertising or other text into the picture. As to our Utah trip – we spent almost four weeks touring so we had plenty of time to take hikes ranging from easy to strenuous and taking pictures only in the early morning or late afternoon when the colors were at their most intense. At other times, we either rested or scouted locations for later shooting. I used a compass to determine if the lighting would be more suitable during the afternoon or morning. It’s a lot of work and it takes time, but it can pay off. <font color="#a00000" > Greetings from Florida, Paul. </font>

said paul_fernandez 2006.03.08 at 17:03:54 PST

Steve, Thanks for the kind guestbook comment. Obviously I love waterfalls and had to check yours out. There are a bunch here I have yet to visit. Isn't Fall Creek Falls great! I was amazed by how much less water there was in your shots then when I visited them last year.

said scjack33 2006.03.08 at 09:55:52 PST

<font color="#000080" > Hi Steve, I love waterfalls and you have a great and growing collection here. I particularly like your DeSoto Falls and Cane Creek Falls. In the past I have found it fairly difficult to use a slow enough shutter to get that soft blurred look of moving water, but now I have a new neutral density filter which I think will do the trick. Unfortunately we don’t have any waterfalls of any significance here in Florida and this year’s scheduled vacation won’t offer many opportunities in that area either. <font color="#600000" > Greetings from Florida, Paul. </font> <font color="#000080" > P.S. Thank you for your very generous words on my Everglades album. I just take a lot of pictures and only keep those where I have gotten lucky. I’m sorry I wasn’t able to get back to you sooner, but my PC crashed and I’ve been out of touch for about a week. To answer your question: In those trips I only used my 70-300mm zoom. The “Close ups” are a combination of things. My D70 camera has a 1.5 factor which makes the 70-300 zoom a 105-450 in 35mm format equivalence. This yields about a 9x magnification. I also shot mainly large birds which yield large images and in the Everglades the birds usually let one get fairly close before bolting.

said paul_fernandez 2006.03.03 at 07:38:01 PST

Hi Steve, I enjoyed myself while I viewed your pics. The water falls were done very well and I wish I could take pictures of them too. Very nice work and thanks for visiting me and leaving your kind comments and me. Oh and thank you for putting me on your favorite member list, that is a great honor and I hope I can continue to live up to your high expectation in fine photography. Norm

said nerikson 2005.09.20 at 13:50:43 PDT

Great shots of the falls in TN and AL. I lived in Milan, TN (just north of Jackson) for 13 years and never visited ANY of the falls you have captured so well. How could I have missed them? Again, great shots. Thanks for sharing. Bill, Texas.

said webbbill 2005.09.19 at 09:55:38 PDT

Hi Steve, Thanks for your kind words on my California Trip album. I can't encourage you enough to explore this loop. We did it without rushing in three weeks. A few hints: Reservations at Yosemite (By far the best of all) book up early - sometimes a year in advance. You can check what's available and when via the Internet. The flowers and the waterfalls are at their best in early spring, but the mountain roads (Tioga and Glacier Point) might be closed due to the lingering snow. After school lets out for the summer, the park is overrun with people, the flowers dwindle and the amount of water over the falls decreases considerably. Some of them dry up. If you have other questions, please e-mail me at paulfernandez@att.net. Greetings from Florida, Paul.

said paul_fernandez 2005.09.08 at 06:32:11 PDT

Hi Steve! Beautiful album! These waterfalls are just spectacular. You have done a great job in photographing them. I certainly hope you didn't hurt yourself when you fell from that ladder! I enjoyed the whole album, although Webshots makes that difficult! Thanks for your kind comments in my guestbook, they are truly appreciated! Take care...Darlene

said briansbabe2 2005.08.14 at 06:00:27 PDT

Steve - VERY nice album ! Saw your entry in my friend Darlene's album and decided to check out your stuff - glad I did ! Keep up the good work ! - Pat

said msphotospy 2005.08.13 at 23:37:28 PDT

Hi Steve, I love waterfalls and you have some beautiful ones here. I particularly like the one in DeSoto State Park. It's got a nice straight drop into a beautiful pool. It makes for great photography. Greetings from Florida, Paul. P.S. Thanks for your recent kind words on my Utah album.

said paul_fernandez 2005.08.07 at 06:30:39 PDT

I stopped by just to say Thank you for your visit and kind words about my Featured Album.This is a vey interesting and beautiful album Diane

said dianeblackburn 2005.08.04 at 07:52:19 PDT

I love your pictures from the High Falls on Town Creek, in Dekalb Co. Alabama. It is also one of my favorite waterfalls in the North Alabama area to photograph. oldragon@charter.net

said baddragon 2005.06.29 at 18:20:11 PDT

Hi Steve, thanks for visiting and your kind comment, I am at the stage that I have to rob Peter to pay Paul with Webshots. I will have to delete some of my albums to add more Yellowstone and because you asked I will do it. It sounds like you like Yellowstone as much or more than I do. I bought myself a Nikon D70 with a 17 – 70 mm lens and a 70 – 300 mm leans. I also bought a 2X Tele converter to help with the long shots. I’m not very good at using the Tele converter, but I found that if you want good pictures with it you should use a tripod. Sandy “Islandlady” a very fine photographer advised me not to purchase the 2X Tele converter because focusing problems. I have realized these problems. She advised me to get a 1.4 or 1.7 Tele converter to keep my pictures sharp, when it came time to purchase the camera I was just thinking and I need a doubler and I got the 2X. This is probably more that you wanted to know. I put more pictures on

said nerikson 2005.06.21 at 06:33:21 PDT

Nice pictures, thanks for sharing. Michel

said nttl2k1 2005.05.29 at 12:58:17 PDT

Hi Steve I wanted to thank you for visiting and the kind comments about the San Rafael area pictures. It’s a beautiful area and my pictures dont do it justice. Enough about my stuff I enjoy coming and see your pictures too and this is a wonderful album. Im going up to Yellowstone again for the next few weeks and I hope to have more pictures (lets face it I will have more pictures I just hope they are good pictures) LOL. The sad thing is Ill have to delete my old Yellowstone pictures to do that. Take care and keep shooting those pictures. Norm PS It a true honor to be on your favorite member list

said nerikson 2005.05.26 at 14:02:45 PDT

Hi Steve, you have done a wonderful job putting these pictures together. I get excited about nature/landscapes. Thanks for visiting my Yellowstone album and your kind comments about it. If you ever go back and want to see bears its best to go to the Northeast area of the park, you should see Bear, Wolfs, Elk, Coyotes, Big Horned Sheet, Bald Eagles and Bison there. Take care Norm/Utah PS Its an honor to be the first to comment. You have made a great start

said nerikson 2005.03.08 at 12:56:48 PST