Several miles into White Oak Canyon this little creek empties just below the last of the six waterfalls. This is a very beautiful place especially with the fall foliage surrounding the area this time of the year.

The upper White Oak Canyon waterfalls. Looks like we are a little past peak foliage time or rather that the leaves have fallen due to the wind here at the top of the canyon. Down inside the canyon where the winds cannot blow as hard, there is much more fall foliage. Although there is much surrounding color in this waterfall picture taken from the cliffs across from the waterfalls at around 100 feet high.

Late one autumn evening after sunset in the few minutes left before complete darkness, I captured this shot of the gristmill waterfalls of glade creek. The wind was blowing so it made the trees a little blurry however I still like this shot because it was taken in such low lighting. There are many great opportunities for fall foliage photography at Babcock state park in West Virginia.

Autumn Foliage surrounds these beautiful waterfalls during a fall evening sunset sky. Blackwater falls are some of the most beautiful waterfalls in all of West Virginia. the river is known and named for the dark colored water stained from minerals in the river sediment.

Waterfalls cascade across the forest landscape. Just below a very high waterfall in the blue ridge mountains of Virginia these smaller waterfalls highlight the landscape creating a beautiful waterfall landscape scene.

Waterfalls cascade across the rocks in this landscape picture on a rainy summer day. Standing below these beautiful waterfalls in such a scenic location, I cannot help but weather the rain and try to get the best photo of these waterfalls possible.

Waterfalls in the Blue Ridge Mountains. During a summer rain shower the clouds pass by over top of the blue ridge mountains. Below a 150 feet high waterfall cascades to the forest floor.

Spring time in WV at the Gristmill in Babcock State Park. The Grist mill is on glade creek and displays some beautiful waterfalls just after the mill. This picture was taken at a unique angle on the forest side. I wanted to get some rhododendron flowers in the picture with the waterfalls, and this was the only place I could find to capture this composition. I am literally about 1 foot from sliding off the cliff into the water. But it was worth it to get a decent shot. It was raining when we first got here as you can tell by the droplets on the trees. So my little boy took a nap and I studied my bible till the rain let up.

Water pours over the rocks as it rushes down this mountain in the Shenandoah forest. Deep in dark hollow falls gorge you can find these beautiful creek waterfalls. There is little growing here yet this spring but soon the forest will abound with new life.