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In the Tremont Area of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, there's a one lane wooden bridge shortly after the pavement ends. This is typically a trickle of a waterfall, but after two days of rain, we were presented with this wonderful display of grace on the rocks. It continued to rain most of that specific day so we returned the next day. The scene was completely different as the dancing water had turned into a raging flow off of the mountain and under the bridge.

Our goal in our photography is to capture, not only a visually appealing image, but also the detail of the scene. Although we can not deliver the smell, touch, taste and feel of each subject, we hope you will be able to look at the subject and let your imagination fill in the senses that can't be captured in a photograph, but can in photography. We specialize in waterfalls, cascades, and landscapes. Our work has been explained as a play on light and dark. We are self taught photographers who have been shooting images only since December of 2009. Pete has the added challenge of being red-green colorblind. Nevertheless; some humbling compliments of our work include 'Stunning,' 'Amazing,' 'Truly a Beautiful Work of Art,' and of an image...