The Mood of the Day

My wife and I were driving down from a castle by hour home a few weeks ago and found a tree sitting in the sunset that caught our eye as we went by. We turned around and parked to take photos of the tree. We were quite pleased with the results and thought it would be fun to go back and make pictures of the tree in many different conditions.

Here is what we have so far! I will post more here as we get them over the course of the year. They can be linked to Flickr too.

I have many different compositions and cant decide if I like keeping them uniform or changing it up a bit.

Mitchell

1. Winter Sunset

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these are brilliant but why is the loast one composed differently?

# 1 is the best

Road_Rebel wrote in post #11716469
these are brilliant but why is the loast one composed differently?

Thank you The last one I threw in there for a different perspective. That is kind of what I was wondering/asking about in my first post, do you guys like them all similar crop or changed up a bit?

If #5 had the same framing, then 1, 3 and 5 would make a brilliant triptych on three separate canvas prints.

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #11716549
If #5 had the same framing, then 1, 3 and 5 would make a brilliant triptych on three separate canvas prints.

I changed it a bit let me know if you like that more

I pulled this one below out of the original set and added in one that is similar in style but different composition

Thanks for the input guys

4. Light Dusting of Snow 2

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