Julie's Photography Page
©Julie Tallman
Somehow this shot
from the back door of my cabin on the Nantahala River gives me a great deal
of peace. The path is surrounded by tall hemlocks that have grown up since
the lumbering days around the turn of the century until the 1930's. The
day before this storm, I had mowed the grass around the cabin on a very
mild day.
The
river can be extremely beautiful in a late March snowstorm when all the
snow sticks to the trees. By 10am the morning of the storm, the branches
had dropped all the snow to go bare again.This rail fence is a friend's favorite. It reminds her
of the rail fence surrounding her family's home when she was growing up.
I love this tree
with every branch having the same amount of snow clinging to it.
Summertime
on the Nantahala River close to Lake Nantahala can be a wonderful chance
to canoe in the evening when the water is very still.
Yes, this is
a wild rainbow trout that I captured last year in one of the pools when
the water was exceptionally low. 
One of my
favorite photographs was taken this summer in Athens by my grandson, Daniel.
Thanks for visiting. See you again soon with new photographs.
If you wish to contact me, I can be reached through my email address: jtallman@coe.uga.edu
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Page last updated 8/21/03