While these two photographs are not perfectly "registered" with each other, it is always interesting to take images of the same subject in various seasons. The above two photographs were taken from my old house on Douglas Avenue, Saint John, New Brunswick Canada. Our city has a diverse collection of architectural styles, which makes it a haven for all types of visual artists.
I did not plan out the above photographs to work in tandem with each other, however if I did, this is what I would do:
1. Buy a used tripod that is solid and not wobbly, with a quick-release camera attachment plate.
2. Attach it to your house in a solid fashion.
3. Make sure the tripod head is locked tightly so that it will not move during the year.
4. At the first of every month place the same camera on the tripod, and take your monthly photo.
5. Make sure that all of your 12 images have the same "F-stop" number, preferably f/8.
6. When the year is finished, place the 12 photos into a slide show with a dissolve, and you will have a nice short film to send to your friends!
For more detailed information on any of these steps, or if you have any questions about this process or any other photography question, call me anytime at
www.clarity.fm/markhemmingsThese two photos are ready for your wall as large fine art prints! Check them out here: www.markhemmings/prints
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Title : PHOTOGRAPHING SEASONAL CHANGES
Description : While these two photographs are not perfectly "registered" with each other, it is always interesting to take images of the same su...