Two Seasons

roaddog52 · February 3, 2016

I was searching some Montana files for a customer, and came across these two images of the same place from a slightly different position.

Fall

Winter

C&C welcomed.

Phil

denisegoldberg · February 3, 2016

I find it amazing to see how much difference the season makes.
Love the winter shot!

--- Denise

Eia · February 3, 2016

that is something! My favorite to look at is the winter scene. Note that I said 'look at'. Would not mind if I had a chair sitting under the far left tree. I cannot even see the fence due to vegetation in the first one. Really Nice!!!!

Stumblebum · February 3, 2016

Love both! Fantastic display of different seasons! I can feel both of them in my bones and I wish I was there for both! Cheers!

Earache · February 3, 2016

Very nice!
Any chance we could see the other two seasons?

roaddog52 · February 4, 2016

denisegoldberg wrote: »

I find it amazing to see how much difference the season makes.
Love the winter shot!

--- Denise

Eia wrote: »

that is something! My favorite to look at is the winter scene. Note that I said 'look at'. Would not mind if I had a chair sitting under the far left tree. I cannot even see the fence due to vegetation in the first one. Really Nice!!!!

Stumblebum wrote: »

Love both! Fantastic display of different seasons! I can feel both of them in my bones and I wish I was there for both! Cheers!

Earache wrote: »

Very nice!
Any chance we could see the other two seasons?

Thanks all for viewing and commenting.

Eric, anything is possible. Montana is my most frequent destination for road trips.

Phil

anwmn1 · February 5, 2016

This is a nice little photo opportunity you found, I think the winter shot is the stronger of the two. I think your comp could be a little stronger on the winter shot with less sky and ideally more foreground. On a return trip maybe move to the right if you can and use the creek as a leading line to the trees.

roaddog52 · February 6, 2016

anwmn1 wrote: »

This is a nice little photo opportunity you found, I think the winter shot is the stronger of the two. I think your comp could be a little stronger on the winter shot with less sky and ideally more foreground. On a return trip maybe move to the right if you can and use the creek as a leading line to the trees.

Aaron, thanks for viewing and commenting. My focus here was the heavily frosted trees and the fence line. I think having more foreground would just add more white, to an already basically "white on white" image. Another possibility may be a crop similar to the first image.

Phil

Tinstafl · February 6, 2016

I love shooting the same location in different weather and seasons. Well done.

Juano · February 6, 2016

The winter shot is amazing.

clap Maybe a try in BW with a tad more contrast?

Edited 30 seconds later. never mind I love the winter shot as is.

roaddog52 · February 8, 2016

Juano wrote: »

The winter shot is amazing.clap Maybe a try in BW with a tad more contrast?

Edited 30 seconds later. never mind I love the winter shot as is.

Thanks. I did a couple of B&W conversions originally, but was always happiest with this image.

Phil

Thelensspot · February 8, 2016

Wow...great shots! Love the change of seasons.

Take care,

Wayne

jerryr · February 9, 2016

Great idea !

roaddog52 · February 12, 2016

Tinstafl wrote: »

I love shooting the same location in different weather and seasons. Well done.

Thelensspot wrote: »

Wow...great shots! Love the change of seasons.

Take care,

Wayne

jerryr wrote: »

Great idea !

Thanks for viewing and commenting.

Phil

Two Seasons

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