This was the last waterfall I captured before we left Georgia and by far the most dramatice. At over 700 feet tall, it is one of the more impressive waterfalls I've ever seen. I went there to photograph it in the evening and morning to capture the different light. The morning definitely has the better light and during the week during the school yrar, I only saw one woman in the evening and one family the next morning. Otherwise we had the falls to ourselves. Very peaceful and amazing! A must see if you are ever in northern Georgia. Photo by Steve Coyle Photography (www.stevecoylephotography.com)
Every season seems to bring different blooms to the desert of Big Bend, In October it's the purple sage (cenizo). I made this image at dawn in the Mule Ears area of Big Bend National Park, The sun was still not quite up to camera left. The Mule Ears area has many interesting rock formations, not just the 'ears' the area is known for. The rocks are always there, but the blooms are a passing memory. This was their time to shine. Photo by Steve Coyle Photography (www.stevecoylephotography.com)
If you purchased a copy of my 2018 calendar you've seen this shot of Mule Ears in Big Bend National Park that I made in October. Definitely a cool place to watch sunrise from and for this vantage all you need to do is get out of your car. No hiking required for one of the coolest places to watch sunrise in the park. Photo by Steve Coyle Photography (www.stevecoylephotography.com)
