The same but different

I shot the first picture last fall on goose creek and didn't really give it much thought after that. Then I shot the second one in mid winter and didn't give it much thought until I noticed that light spot on the rock at the right hand side. Then I recalled that I had a another shot with wth same rock. When I compared the 2 shots they were very close to the smae just different seasons. So, I decided that since I had the fall and winter shot that I would go back and get the summer shot as well. I have to say that I'm pleased with the concept considering I stumbled on it by chance. I was windering if anyone else does this and how it turned out for you. I know the first shot is a little out of focus but I still like the feedback and suggestions.

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I always like these "seasonal" series'; nicely done.

I've got a four seasons series of Pikes Peak and one of Mt. Sneffels, and I think Brent Doerzman has completed one at Maroon Lake. I've got several others I'd like to do. I love the concept! And now I know where you'll be next spring.

Great concept Michael!

Beautiful series, Mike

Great series, all but the snow one seem a little soft or just not enought unmask sharpening IMO.

Nice series! I haven't gotten any complete seasonal shots yet. I do have fall and summer shots of Maroon Bells. I like all of them.

thanks to everyone for the comments. It was fun doing the series and seeing how much things in nature change, or don't change over the course of a year.

Very cool! I like the changes as well, no matter how subtle or extreme.

Really good series. Three down, one to go.