I had to think about this theme before I came up with the idea of using one of my favorite trees to photograph. This tree is located in Steele Indian School Park and I've photographed it many times at different times of the year. So I made a collage of the tree in different seasons.
The first one was taken in April when it was full with spring growth, the second in August in the middle of the summer, the third in December when it just started to lose it's leaves and the last one in February with last year's leaves gone and new buds showing up. That is the common cycle here in the desert.
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16 comments:
Excellent choice for transition.
A great collage! It's fortunate that you had so many different views from roughly the same perspective.
I love this tree collage! Trees are such great photo subjects!
Excellent take and collage, it could not fit better the theme.
Perfect for this theme, Sharon !
Very nice idea and collage.
Love that tree and love your photos. As always, a superb job!
I see what you mean Sharon we were on the same wavelength ☺ Super col!age, this is one of the joys of deciduous trees and I love them in every season!
You're right about the minds thinking alike. But what shows transition better than trees!
Perfect for the theme Sharon!
We were thinking along the same lines for this. Nicely chosen!
It's no wonder that you like this tree - very nice shape and great location! Nice one for the theme, Sharon!
It is simple to see that you and Judy are sisters!
Excellent, Sharon. I like seeing photos of the same scene (or tree) in different seasons and weather. Putting them together was a good idea for the "transitions" theme.
Slipping back in now and then despite my self-imposed hiatus. Just saw Judy's theme post for today; I guess you two really are related and on the same wave length! Nature's transitions are a a good place to see tis important change.
I love photographing and seeing these tree transitions. Beautiful job.
Smashing composition. Always a fan of trees.
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