John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Same (or nearby) scene, different seasons landscape. My examples below:
Middle Prong Little River, Tremont, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
Summer:
Autumn:
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Thursday’s Task: Same (or nearby) scene, different seasons landscape. My examples below:
Middle Prong Little River, Tremont, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
Summer:
Autumn:
Rick Nantais
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Vendée church, sorry for the signature
John Holbrook
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Jim, the Thursday’s Task introductory illustration this week is several Photoshop techniques employed to create the effect. My two examples below that are genuine.
John Holbrook
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Rick, one beautiful scene revisited to create two enchanting images. Your work is worthy of signature!
spring
Fall
Fall
AlanLichty
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While I have shot lots of places during different seasons I was surprised to find how few of them were really shot from the same spot. I did find some examples for this theme however.
Shepperd's Dell in fall and winter:
Redwoods Nature Trail in early fall and again in the winter:
Elowah Falls in February and again in August:
Shepperd's Dell in fall and winter:
Redwoods Nature Trail in early fall and again in the winter:
Elowah Falls in February and again in August:
John Holbrook
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Wow! Ben, these two images are perfect for this week's theme––beautiful work!
John Holbrook
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Alan, these images are perfect for this week's task––I can't choose a favorite pair, they are all so well captured! Thank you for sharing three examples.
Ken Rennie
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More to come but I will start with Hadrian's Wall. I think that I need to visit this Autumn for a sunset shot.
Winter
Spring
Summer
Winter
Spring
Summer
Bart Carrig
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We all do it, especially in our own "back yards". These are perfect examples of the seasonal changes, and lighting provide an explanation for why we do it. All, very well done. And it's interesting how the different permeations of the same scene, sometimes with close but different perspectives, can each tell their own, unique story. Not just via season, but as adjusted for the impact of sky and weather, and I dare say: the photographer's mood.
Bart
Bart
John Holbrook
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Ken, beautiful seasonal examples you’ve shared and each is noteworthy on its own—but as a collection they are more inspiring.
Ken Rennie
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Another set. This is Borrowdale, in the English Lake District ,looking over Derwentwater towards Skiddaw (the hill at the back). No winter shot this time, another image I need to get. Ken
Spring
Late Summer
Autumn
Lastly Autumn again but an afternoon shot
Spring
Late Summer
Autumn
Lastly Autumn again but an afternoon shot
John Holbrook
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Ken, another location and another beautiful series! Thank you for sharing this collection as well.
Kyle Jones
Moderator
A couple of examples came to mind. First is heart lake and mount shasta:
1) Late spring
2) Summer
3) Falls
And a favorite spot along Avalanche Creek in Glacier
1) Summer
2) Winter
1) Late spring
2) Summer
3) Falls
And a favorite spot along Avalanche Creek in Glacier
1) Summer
2) Winter
John Holbrook
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Kyle, impressive Mt. Shasta/Heart Lake collection—love each season you’ve shared—each is so beautiful. The Avalanche Creek images are very nice as well, particularly the winter image with the snow on the rocks.
John Holbrook
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Tim, very nice dock images (it took a second for me to see the snow in the first one). I especially like your two lighthouse images—both beautiful landscapes!
dan swiger
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Garrapata Sea Stacks
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