Photographs and commentary by Dick Snoke
A group of us from various photography clubs in north Georgia spent a crisp late winter morning at Panther Falls and Minnehaha Falls north of Lake Rabun. We were at Panther Falls for a while before the sun got up over the trees and made the light to harsh. So we had time to move around and choose our compositions. By the time we made it to Minnehaha Falls, the sun was directly above the falls, shining brightly straight into our lenses. So there we had to settle for various compositions of small parts of the falls. It was a challenge. Then I went home.