A picture may tell a 1,000 words but it still never tells the whole story. I’m going to take you on a journey back through the lens and out the viewfinder to tell you the story of the making of the image.
Friday, the first full day of my trip was pretty much open since I wasn’t meeting the other folks from CNPA until Saturday morning. There were so many trails to check out that I didn’t know where to start! I decided to check out a trail that I thought I had read about earlier in the week: The Cloudland Trail. I quikly consulted a trail guide provided by the State Park and headed down to the Visitor’s Center to find the trailhead. As I approached the trailhead which is behind the Visitor’s Center I saw a sign that read something like “Cloudland Nature Trail a service project of the Cloudland Nature Club.” That and the relatively short length of the trail was beginning to make me suspect I has made a mistake.
A picture may tell a 1,000 words but it still never tells the whole story. I’m going to take you on a journey back through the lens and out the viewfinder to tell you the story of the making of the image.
This is the 1st of what I plan on being a weekly feature on the blog. We’ll start with one of my favorites and my 1st “real” digital photograph:
Crabtree Falls
