I've visited this location many times and one never really knows what to expect. It sits at right around 4,000 feet elevation (okay, technically 3,999 feet) which makes it a unique area in this part of West Virginia.

From blue skies, wind, rain, clouds, fog, and so on - I've seen it all up here. And even on the worst of mornings I have sometimes captured wonderful sunrises.

This is from one of my recent trips earlier this month.

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Diamond Point Overlook from a distance.

This is from my trip to New River Gorge earlier this summer over a long weekend.

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Death Valley on the mind. From my first trip to Death Valley.

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Sunrise in the Hocking Hills region of Ohio.

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A ripple on the Clear Fork of the Mohican River for #MonochromeMonday

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#WaterfallWednesday with one from Ash Cave, a waterfall located in one of my more frequently visited areas.

These falls are pretty dependent on season and weather and I made the trip down because I knew we'd had a lot of rain in the preceding 24 hours, in fact it was still raining when I was there!

It did not disappoint.

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Layers upon layers in the Superstition Mountains for #MonochromeMonday

I had headed out in the pre-dawn hours to photograph the Three Sisters in the Superstitions, and while it was fun, I really didn't have a cooperative sky, but I got this on the hike back out as the sun worked its magic across the ridgelines.

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