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Major components of Imaging USA are the three-day Imaging EXPO trade show, several all-inclusive parties and presentations by some of the biggest names in the photographic industry. Imaging USA's renowned educational classes are geared to improve a photographer's business skills, photographic repertoire and use of technologies.
The expo show was so much fun! All the latest gear, software, print products and just about everything you can dream up was on display. Some of the greatest photographers in the world were teaching thousands of other talented photogs in this annual event. At Imaging USA you will always improve your skills and be inspired by the most amazing pictures you will ever see on display.
On Monday while at the expo show I walked around and shot video of all the vendor booths and photographers in attendance. The video rig that I used created quite a stir. Everyone was asking, "what is your setup!". I used my Ipad Air 2 to record the video, mounted in a IOGRAPHER case, Rode VideoMic Go for audio and this amazing small light called the Lume Cube. I used IMovie video editing app that is standard on an Ipad to create the video. Here is the video enjoy...
I also got to meet international award winning photographer Sal Cincotta. He is one of the most influential photographers in the world. Great guy as well, always willing to be a help.
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Also I group of Jeeps came up and added to the photography fun! It was an awesome day hope you enjoy the images and the video that was created.
On this 30 degree winter weather day when BROADCAST Pro Photo visited, the place is still amazing. A trip in the spring and fall has already been planned! The Toccoa Falls has a vertical drop of 186 feet. That makes it 26 feet higher than Niagara Falls. A must visit place for your family!
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Access for the trail head to the falls is not well marked from the main road.
Directions to Forest Trail 185, Turtletown Falls Trail:
Coming From South on HWY 68 – From Hwy 64 intersection in Ducktown‐travel ~12 miles north on Hwy 68. Turn Left on Old Farner Road (County Rd 2317) for ~1 mile. Turn right on Apalachia Tunnel Rd (NFSR 1166). Trailhead will be ~1.25 miles at the end of the road.
Coming from the North on HWY 68 –After crossing the Hiwassee River, drive ~ 1.5 miles and turn right on Old Farner Road (County Rd 2317) for ~1 mile. Turn right on Apalachia Tunnel Rd (NFSR 1166). Trailhead will be ~1.25 miles at the end of the road.
For a bonus waterfall, hike further down stream to see the lower falls before leaving.
Fees: none
There is a gate blocking the road. Start your hike up that road. The trail is marked with white paint in the shape of an i. It is a moderate hike, there and back is around 4 miles. There are different falls with this fall being first. On past it on the trail the other waterfall is around another 1 mile hike.
Source- East Tennessee River Valley Geotourism Mapguide
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For the past few months Broadcast Pro Photo has been working with publishing company Content Creative doing photography for the Union Community Visitors Guide. The guide has been printed as is available! Stop by the Chamber of Commerce and pick up your copy! Broadcast Pro Photo has over 40 pictures featured in the guide. Owners of Content Creative Steve and Jackie Smith did an awesome job putting together this awesome business guide. Cindy Williams chamber president has played a key part in the business growth of Union County.
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Hundreds of cool Jeeps on display with trail rides each day and loads of other fun! Visit their website for all the great details!
Featured here is Tony Ledford and his 2012 Jeep Wrangler Sport Unlimited
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]]>I love this place! It is located right off Aska road in Blue Ridge, Georgia. The public has access again to the property. Its a great place to take the family.
]]>Back in January of this year at Imaging USA in Atlanta I took a sports photography class with Terrell Lloyd and Jeff Lewis. Terrell is the team photography of the San Francisco 49ers. Jeff is a free lance sports photographer for the Associated Press. Great class! Pictured here is Terrell and myself. I had forgotten I had these pictures.
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]]>Tammy Smith Casting was in town yesterday looking for cars and extras to be used in the movie. Hot rods from the 1950's to modern day muscle lined the streets of downtown. It was quite a sight to see! The Fannin County Relay for Life car show was held with the proceeds going to the American Cancer Society. 100's of people got in line to have their picture taken in hopes of being used as an extra in the movie. Car owners as well submitted their car for consideration to be used in the movie. I have always wanted to be an extra in a movie. So I had my picture made as well. Good luck to those who applied! This would be really cool to take part in this movie. Who would have ever thought my little hometown would ever be a part of a major motion picture! Cant wait to see the movie!
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The location of the shot is Morganton Point recreation area, Lake Blue Ridge. This is one of the most beautiful places in Georgia to watch a sunset.
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“Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter.”
― Ansel Adams