The first and so far, only time that I’ve visited these falls, was in the autumn of 2018. Jeff and I were looking around for new waterfalls to explore when I stumbled across these ones in some literature lost in the glove box of our car. So, we set out,
This photograph shows the infamous Devil’s Tower surrounded by the beautiful landscape that only Wyoming can offer. This photograph was taken by Jessica Dobbs with her Pentax K-30 as she was on her way to get closer to the tower for a visit.
Corkscrew Falls is one of the hidden wonders of Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio. It’s hard to find, and is one of the most beautiful set of waterfalls I have seen to this day. We visited one fall afternoon, after spending most of our time in the more common
This photograph was taken in the Porcupine Mountains in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. This was part of the “Old Growth” forest, right on the edge between old and new growths. Taken by Jessica Dobbs.
Here you will see a beautiful bunch of purple wildflowers found along a trail in the gorgeous Arcadia Marsh, located in Arcadia, Michigan. Enjoy this fine art print in your home or office today to show your love for a touch of purple. Taken by Jessica Dobbs of Intrigue Photography.
One night, while traveling back downstate from the Upper Peninsula, Jess and I decided to stop and get a couple quick photos of the Mackinac Bridge! There were quite a few clouds passing by, but not enough to cover the moon. So, as I’m prone to do from time to
The day before Jess and I had an engagement session with a super cool couple in Munising, we decided to scout out the area to see just how much snow was around and things like that. Well, of course we had to check out Miner’s Castle! It is one of
After a photo session for Jess and myself in Port Huron, in the middle of winter, we decided to make a quick stop at the Blue Water Bridge for a quick snap or two. And, because of how cold it was (it was roughly 10 degrees Fahrenheit, with a wind
One of the easiest places to visit in the Porcupine Mountains, would have to be this lovely little spring here: Union Spring. To access this spring, you must take the Union Spring Trail, which is roughly a 4 mile round trip journey, but without any big hills or anything like
While hiking along the Union Spring Trail, you will pass a couple of backcountry campsites, before continuing along your way to the spring. However, just after those campsites, you’ll come upon this view here. This is an old (and no longer used) impoundment, or earthen dam. It is a scene
Jeff took this photograph of the Upper Falls in Hocking Hills State Park. He included more of the trees than Jessica did, focusing more on the scene, rather than the waterfalls themselves.
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