A few days ago I posted another photo of this same scene. That shot was made on a heavily overcast day shortly after we’d had some snowfall. Today’s image is of the same scene made a few days later when all the snow had departed (although there was still a healthy crust of ice on most of the puddles) and the skies were clear allowing the sunlight to make some appealing contrasty shadows.
Time can seperate
Many versions of a scene
To marked effect
Yashica Mat 124G & Ilford HP5+. Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 9mins @ 20°.
Taken on 10 January 2021
Steel City Snapper photography 
It’s a great discipline to go back to the same place over again to see why changes, or to try a different camera or film
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It’s much easier to do so while in lockdown too – assuming the scene is not too far from home. 🙂
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such a crazy difference from the previous one. both are beautiful but maybe i love the snowy ones a little bit more because of more contrasts created by the white surface
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Yeah, it’s amazing how much difference a change in the weather and light can make to a scene.
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absolutely right 😉
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