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Cades Cove Wildlife – 2011

June 11, 2011/1 Comment/in Deer, Misc Birds, Photo Adventures, Tennessee State Parks, Wild Turkey, Wildlife /by Malcolm

Here are some shots of the wildlife we saw at Cades Cove this year. Since I don’t have telephoto lens, I rented a Canon 100-400L from Lensrentals.com. Overall it’s a pretty decent lens although it took some time getting use to it. Here is what I was able capture

Bears

Snakes

Other

Thanks for looking!

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Cades Cove 2011 – Landscapes

June 4, 2011/6 Comments/in HDR, Photo Adventures, Scenic/Landscape/Waterscape, Sunset/Sunrise /by Malcolm

My family and I recently returned from a 3 day camping trip to Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. What an absolutely beautiful place! Beautiful scenery and tons of wildlife. We did lot’s of hiking (the kids even did a 5 mile hike!) and lot’s of scenic cruising.

Just like I did last year after visiting the park, I’ll break the posts up into 2 parts: Landscapes and Wildlife.

Don’t forget, all my prints are discounted for the entire month of June (even these shots of Cades Cove!) Head on over to my storefront to browse and order your print!

Enjoy!

Thanks for looking!

Cades Cove Round Two – The Wildlife

July 5, 2010/2 Comments/in Deer, Photo Adventures, Tennessee State Parks, Wild Turkey, Wildlife /by Malcolm

Cades Cove Round One was for landscapes, Cades Cove Round Two is for wildlife! I was absolutely amazed at the amount of wildlife we saw in just the few short hours we were there.

Cades Cove Round 1 – The Landscapes

June 30, 2010/1 Comment/in HDR, Photo Adventures, Scenic/Landscape/Waterscape, Sunset/Sunrise, Tennessee State Parks /by Malcolm

I had the pleasure of visiting Cades Cove, part of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in East Tennessee, on Monday June 28.

I came back with over 300 photos! Tons of landscapes and so much wildlife. It was my first time visiting so I got all the “touristy” shots out of the way! It really was a beautiful place, I can’t wait to go again.

I have to give a big shout out to my flickr contact Anthony for the inspiration to visit this amazing place. His shots from Cades Cove and all around East Tennessee are so amazing.

Here is Round One – The Landscapes: