It’s the adventure to get to the destination that makes landscape photography so exciting for Chad Woodhouse.

A full-time MRI technologist who has been practicing photography for the last seven years, Woodhouse recently placed second in the Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s annual contest. His photograph of Laurel Fork Falls titled, “Feel the Power,” will be featured in the TWF’s 2024 calendar along with shots by other local photographers Michael Kaal and Ryan Rice.

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