Oh my, this “park life photo project” seems to be a tough one to finish. I fell in love with the idea. A collage of 12 images of the same motif where I can see the change of season. If only I would manage to take the picture every months. I published the change of the first three months (1,2,3), took a couple more but never shared them.
So lets see how the meadow look on November 1:
I think it is still quite green for this time of year. I might have to cheat and push it to October and take another photo in two weeks. Does that count?!
Just a few meters into the park it looks totally different though:
Strange how that is, huh? Who knows why? Is it because of winds? I mean it can not be altitude obviously? keeps me wondering.
Even though I have a few blank spots on my collage I put t together and I am loving the look.
What do you think, what’s your favorite? The meadow above or the trees below?
I think I stick with the meadow. Even though the tree images show off the seasons and the life within the park much better. Just wished I had the full picture.
Have you ever tried to attempt a photo project like this? Maybe I give it another try next year. I mean third time is a charm, right?
Happy weekend,
Tobia
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Oh, I love that second image near the bottom with the bare trees and the snow dusting… so eery!
I know, right? I love those winter ones too. I find them so much more interesting.
Beautiful pictures. It’s interesting how the view can change. Over here in the UK it seems to be taking longer for the trees to turn their autumn colours and a lot of places are still quite green. I’m not very keen on snow and the disruption it causes but it’s nice to look at pictures with snow :)
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Thank you. It is interesting. An intriguing thought came to me: how would it look if you did this over years. But I would not be able to pull it off. As for snow… I am a big fan and love all things winter so there might me many winter topics coming up. Sorry.
Wonderful idea and I loved seeing the change of seasons. The one with the fall leaves is my favourite.
Thank you for stopping by Maria. So great to see that everyone has a different favorite.