Sometimes Falling is Beautiful- Twin Falls Rock Island State Park

Hello Everyone,

Today I have some special memories of one of the beautiful water falls in Tennessee - Twin Falls in Rock Island state park. It was a 2 hours drive from the place I lived in 2018.

All the photographs were the result of an experiment with the lens ball. I had bought the crystal lens ball newly and where I go, I use to carry the ball in my Camera bag and try finding everything inverted. Here are some cool photographs of the water falls and the inverted image in the lens ball.

All the photographs were captured using my newly bought smartphone Samsung galaxy s9. Light edits on Lightroom on my laptop. I should admit that I'm a beginner in using the Lightroom and still haven't used most of the options the Lightroom offers

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Below are the first set of photographs which I clicked when I was still at a distance. people who are closer to the water falls like you see in below photographs would get the full feel of the water falls and the mist raising will cold breeze. I also had my DSLR but will share them in another post.

In these photographs do you see the small vertical structure of rocks kept one on another, what do they mean in real or at least in Tennessee. I get this question because these type of structures which i have seen are mainly from religious places. People say, if you have a dream of building home, you should come and build this structure of stones and pray :)

I feel its just a practice with different perspectives

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Here we start off with the lens ball photographs

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The biggest challenge was the blow of wind and the flying water droplets. I had to be very careful with the lens ball mount and repeated cleaning. I do have one with the water drops too.

The last few pictures are of my roommates who were enjoying the view and in frame. '
Hope you enjoy the photographs. Stay safe and enjoy.

Have a great weekend

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