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I’ve done this once before, and here goes again. Last time I took quarterly photos, one each on the solstices/equinoxes.
This time, I waited a few weeks for each season to settle in, because I wanted a quintessential day of the chosen season.
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall
Turn, turn, turn.
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What a great idea. And such lovely views too!
OH Lori, it’s amazing to me how the same place, looks so different all dressed up in a new season. I enjoyed those pictures so much…what a great idea…and what a great reminder, that the same place can be so different when you look at it dressed in different “clothes”
LOVED IT!
Beautiful. It truly is amazing how different the pictures are from Season to Season.
Nice view! I love changing season pictures – reminds us that we should enjoy every minute. And that nothing lasts forever.
Love it. Loved (and remember frequently) your equinox/solstice pics and I love this one, too.
I remember the previous post very well, and this one is spectacular too.
Good thing would be to do it every year…
They are just beautiful and what a great idea. I may have to steal it 🙂
I look forward to others.
Very cool. What a great idea! I would love to do something like that but, as I often say, my intentions are pure but my follow through is terrible.
That is a GREAT idea. Might have to do that just with our own backyard. Won’t be such a beautiful view as you have catured but will mean something to us and be neat to see.
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I love this idea, and I wish I had thought to do it with my parent’s old house. I could go back now and do it, but that seems a bit creepy. No? Taking pictures of what is now someone else’s house?
What is the building in the picture?
That’s what telephoto lenses are for ;-).
That white house is a spooky old abandoned one that’s too close to a railroad for anyone to move into these days. It freaks Tessa out (in a good way) every time we drive by, and she has lots of stories about who lived in it.
love these. some spring you’ve got there!
I have always wanted to do that and never remembered. You rock and those are terrific!
Watching the tress was the coolest part. The mountains just don’t do it for me.
Talk about being mindful! I am amazed that you remembered to take the photo each season.
Love it!