As the seasons change, lighting conditions change, shadows lengthen and shorten, flowers and wildlife come and go, and the mood changes. How do you evoke various seasons in your photography? Do you vary your technique?
Or, you can post your favorite seasonal photographs here. I hope you'll share your seasonal photographic impressions, ambitions, techniques and ideas. Thank you.
lovely idea - I've added some, just awaiting approval
I don't like the cold but visually the light is much more interesting when the sun is lower isn't it? I find summer light too flat and boring - but I do like the warmth.
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jespah
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Sun 7 Nov, 2004 05:38 pm
I know what you mean. One thing about winter - since I like color, it's hard to find colors other than grey or white sometimes. The red shovel worked out nicely; I've found that people's coats can, too, to break up all that whiteness.
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Vivien
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Mon 8 Nov, 2004 04:28 pm
yes. painting is easier in a way - the eye can see all the subtle variations in whites and greys that cameras don't quite catch - i find that constantly on grey days at the coast, in actual fact the sea is a mix of incredibly subtle colours but the camera just records grey,
early autumn in Swithland Woods
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Vivien
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Mon 8 Nov, 2004 04:40 pm
late autumn/early winter
taken on the way home from the coast last week - I was driving along looking at this wonderful sky and screeched to a halt in a layby to take some pictures
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Vivien
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Mon 8 Nov, 2004 04:50 pm
digitally manipulated photograph(s) (in Photoshop)
Spring
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littlek
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Mon 8 Nov, 2004 06:22 pm
Great idea Jespah!
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Walter Hinteler
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Thu 11 Nov, 2004 12:52 am
Like most of the previous years, I did forget to take some really autumn photos, whicj I truely would have liked to do.
(And by now, nearly all leaves are gone ...)
This one
was taken during the visit of Mrs. and Steve (as 41oo) a couple of days ago.
The next one is about 3 weeks old now:
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colorbook
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Thu 11 Nov, 2004 01:34 pm
I love taking pictures. I just added a few to the gallery from this past summer.
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ossobuco
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Thu 11 Nov, 2004 08:54 pm
Good idea, Jespah. Will post some when I get my scanner at work in gear again. (It keeps disappearing, heh, even though still connected to the usb port.)
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Vivien
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Wed 17 Nov, 2004 06:55 am
travelling home last winter - we don't generally get much snow so it only takes a couple of inches to cause chaos on the roads.
last summer:
this autumn, taken on a painting holiday with friends a couple of weeks back (Brancaster Staithe in Norfolk):
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jespah
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Fri 19 Nov, 2004 03:24 pm
I love, love, LOVE the orangey flower! Is it a poppy?
We have new photos, hmm, I can't find the CD.
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Vivien
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Sat 20 Nov, 2004 05:16 am
yes, it is a poppy - aren't poppies just beautiful?
waiting to see your photos ....
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jespah
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Sat 20 Nov, 2004 08:40 am
I'm having trouble (I'm a lil foggy this AM) getting them small enough, I'll see if I can work on them this weekend or next.
Beautiful, just a beautiful poppy!
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Walter Hinteler
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Sat 20 Nov, 2004 01:21 pm
Two photos from last year ... and - to please Vivien :wink: - from East Anglia [Waltham Abbey, Essex]:
Edited: changed the source for the pics to A2K-gallery
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Vivien
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Sat 20 Nov, 2004 01:30 pm
lovely images Walter, gorgeous autumn light and colours
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Walter Hinteler
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Sat 20 Nov, 2004 01:33 pm
Hmmm, nothing compares to the country, where people do things different
Thanks for the compliments!
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Walter Hinteler
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Mon 29 Nov, 2004 11:35 am
Some photos from last week:
this one is taken in the 'Sauerland', a mountain region south of us (the mountains are about 800 meters high = 2600 feet):
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Walter Hinteler
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Mon 29 Nov, 2004 11:39 am
I had to be at my mother's very early on Wednesday. And since it was a beautiful morning, I drove some smaller roads:
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