Early Spring Mountainside, Tanawha Trail, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved
I have searched high and low, East and West, North and South, in my unending quest for the perfect yodeling spot. This outcrop of lichen covered rock overlooking early spring blooms of Serviceberry high above the Blue Ridge Parkway certainly seemed a good candidate.
Yodeling works best at an open spot like this where all the mountains and valleys can hear your echo, and where all the birds and bees can flee for cover.
Yet this day was too windy and cold for a good old fashion yodel. So my quest continues ever onward for the perfect yodeling spot.
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What's wrong with your bathroom, Doug. Good for yodeling but not such a pretty picture perhaps.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lonely goatherd!
ReplyDeleteCan't find your goats though.
No kidding. :o)
wish you'd demonstrated this yodeling yen of yours whilst we traveled around charleston!
ReplyDeleteThat rock might be a good spot but I'm glad you are still looking...so, we will be able to see more photos:)
ReplyDeletegreat tones and patterns of white
ReplyDeleteHas almost an IR feel to it. Looks good.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photo good tones Doug!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous and dramatic look at this hillside bursting with colour ... even in sepia! wonderful compo as well, with the rock strewn in as an eye-cather!!
ReplyDeleteas to yodeling ... here in the alps they know something about this, too! perhaps you would like to try it over here some time? i might be able to show you a good spot ... ;-))
fine monochrome
ReplyDeleteI love the tones here Doug...of the picture. Not sure what I'll think of the yodeling tones. Jury's out.
ReplyDeletePerfect process and composition!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.