Iconic Berea Falls during late October Leaves turning

Epic place. I am always bucking the trends and resisting photographing "overshot" places, but I love this hot spot. I don't know if its nostalgia from hanging out here as a teenager, the architecture of the train tressels, the rushing water, the lush woods that surround the place, or 10 other things that I could name that keep me coming back.

The paper we use : “Big Bend Baryta offers all of the rich tonality, depth, and feel of a traditional darkroom print. The paper has a elegantly smooth finish and subtle reflectivity. Big Bend has a pleasant neutral white tone imparted by a 100% barium sulphate (baryta) layer. Baryta is the "old school" way of whitening paper and it adds natural richness to portraits and landscapes. Black & White images benefit from Big Bend's deep blacks and exceptional contrast. Use this paper for your final product to surpass gallery and museum expectations.”

Sizes 11x14 and 16x20 prints have a very thin, white, fine art border on the edges for better handling and matting purposes.

Canvas prints come from a 3rd party manufacturer that state; “our handmade canvas prints are manufactured in-house and crafted using state-of-the-art technology. We source the wood for our frames from eco-friendly pine forests to ensure sustainability. We use choice, poly-cotton canvas, which means we can print a sharp image that will continue to look vibrant for years to come. Our state-of-the-art technology uses latex inks with UV protection which do not fade, bleed, or degenerate into dull tones.