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I took this picture at Glasgow park in Newark, Delaware. Its just a drainage puddle of the side of the driveway but it always reflects the sunset in a subtly beautiful way. There are loads of interesting things to shoot here but this puddle always attracts me to it at sunset.

I took this picture in October of this past year at the Virgin Falls state natural area in Sparta, Tennessee. These are the hidden caves at the base of Virgin Falls. They are normally hidden behind a torrent of rushing water but due to the drought, they were quite visible. They are nearly unreachable, however, and can only be accessed by rapelling down from the top of the falls. There is a danger of being lost in the mountain. These falls drain back into the mountain via a large hole at the bottom. From what ive been told, noone knows how deep this hole is and numerous people have been lost after falling into it, never to be seen again. I tried to access the caves from.the base of the falls but everything down there is coated in slippery algae and there's a large nest of giant Japanese hornets living beneath the rocks and debris. They kept flying into me, bouncing of my chest as a warning so I didn't stick around to get stung.

I took this picture from inside of the cave at Lost Creek Falls and Cave state natural area in Sparta, Tennessee. It was 97 degrees that day but the air in the cave was 50. That temperature difference, coupled with all the moisture from underground rivers, caused these clouds to form inside the mouth of the cave. The cave entrance is wide enough to fit a 2 lane highway, comfortably

I took this picture along Hillendale road on the way to Lake Tansi, Tennessee. The views from this road are spectacular. I also found out the hard way that all of those horse fences are electrified, lol