West entrance to Talimina drive by Richardphotos
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Comments (27)
Beautiful foliage capture. Great light.
Beauty
Super beautiful shot of the gorgeous landscape, and shadows crossing the highway thanks for sharing.
Beautiful foliage indeed! This is the kind of road ya' wish would go on forever. And if if does go on forever? Hopefully there are lots of gas stations along the way.
Great shot, buddy!
Beautiful view!
Very nice capture. I like the composition very much. The eye of the beholder is guided directly towards the colorful forest.
... don't know if you drove the entire 54 miles http://www.talimenascenicdrive.com/, but it has to be more sane than trying to drive the Natchez Trace (440 miles)... nice perspective of changing seasons. I found the Blue Ridge Parkway to be most enjoyable.
Sure is a great autumn view.
Excelent capture of autumn, it remeber me at a road here in Switzerland.
such a beautiful photo!
amazing view and colors,Richard,wonderful shot**********
Love the hillside - very colourful
Great colors on this forest, nice view ! :)
Superb views the trees have a great range of colours in them
Nice Landscape with Indian Summer. Looks great! Fantastic shot, my dear friend!
splendid mood ! what a road !!!
This ould be Southeastern Oklahoma too.
Wonderful view!!!
Very good!
Lovely shot.
Fantastic capture!
beautiful, looks like it could be near me.
Fantastic done.
nice capture
WOW that looks like a place not far rom here :-) ... and we refer to it as "the mountain" and yes we do know what a mountain looks like ... lol
lovely
A really beautiful shot of the foliage, Richard. This must be on the Oklahoma side? We drove quite a ways on it from Mena - even crossed into Oklahoma, but didn't go that far west. We may return next fall - after I retire.