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The River Runs Through It

Posted by
Jerry (Tampa, United States) on 30 May 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

One of the special places we stopped during our vacation! This is the Little River that runs through the Smoky Mountain National Park!


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Canon EOS 30D 1/10 second F/29.0 ISO 100 85 mm

kairospix from Singapore, Singapore

nice shot!

30 May 2007 5:21pm

Ken McCoy from Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States

A beautiful, postcard-quality shot! It brings back my childhood memories of the Park. Keep having fun!

30 May 2007 6:32pm

Amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Lovely, Jerry! Just lovely ;-)

30 May 2007 7:44pm

##AMIT## from Santa Clara, CA, United States

I loved the color tone in this shot..beautiful..

30 May 2007 8:45pm

Laurie from Lincoln, United States

So tranquil...^___^ Good job!

30 May 2007 9:41pm

Helen from Melbourne, Australia

Very nice Jerry. Looks like my sort of holiday place.

31 May 2007 3:10am

Nicola-Frank Vachon from Québec, Canada

beautiful! Thanks for passing by.

31 May 2007 4:35am

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

It must be wonderful there. I can feel and smell the cool fresh air and hear the sounds of the water rushing over the rocks. Beautiful.

1 Jun 2007 10:22am

Double KK Photography from West Richland, United States

nice photo

11 Jun 2007 9:02am

Mike Raffan from Aberdeen, United Kingdom

looks like a nice place, good shot

28 Jun 2007 4:50pm

Double KK Photography from West Richland, United States

very nice photo

25 Jul 2007 1:16pm

@Double KK Photography: Thanks again! This area is irresistible!

Meysam from Montreal, Canada

Nice shot.

30 Dec 2009 4:14am

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Canon EOS 30D
1/10 second
F/29.0
ISO 100
85 mm