Ron's Almost Every Monday Project

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Dec 7, 2015. Remember Pearl Harbor. I would bet that some vets from that conflict are buried somewhere within this particular frame

Went to the cemetery yesterday because I feared not being able to go this morning but was able to make the trip anyway but took this photo Sunday just for back-up. Note how foggy it was Sunday morning

 

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December 14,2015

 

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10-21-2015 Grey day

 

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I guess the unusually warm weather is throwing you a curve. I expected to see snow by now.

 

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I guess the unusually warm weather is throwing you a curve. I expected to see snow by now.

Yes, it is getting on my nerves and no snow in sight for the immediate future.

 

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We had killer tornadoes east of Dallas and blizzard conditions in the panhandle, which is really weird. Hail was falling earlier today.

I hope you get some snow. I love snowy cemetery pics.

 

[RON_RIP]

We had killer tornadoes east of Dallas and blizzard conditions in the panhandle, which is really weird. Hail was falling earlier today.

I hope you get some snow. I love snowy cemetery pics.

New possibility for snow seems to be about 10 days away. With the Christmas wreaths out the snow would have made for a nice photo.

 

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December 28, 2015 Cold, but not enough to snow

 

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Jan. 4, 2016. Finally, a touch of snow

 

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What a difference. Love it.

 

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What a difference. Love it.

That is the goal, to show the difference that changing light and seasons have on a static scene. Now for some snow on a sunny day and on to spring

 

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Jan. 4, 2016. Finally, a touch of snowView attachment 193091

About time as well

 

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Monday Jan. 11,2016, dos snow but bitter cold

 

[Sashina]

Oooh, look forward to this. The differences will so often be so subtle...
A couple of years ago we met a photographer doing the same thing at Uluru (Ayers Rock) in Australia... He was taking many many shots (hundreds?) each day though... Big job!


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[RON_RIP]

Oooh, look forward to this. The differences will so often be so subtle...
A couple of years ago we met a photographer doing the same thing at Uluru (Ayers Rock) in Australia... He was taking many many shots (hundreds?) each day though... Big job!


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Thanks. That sounds like an awesome project. would dearly like to see some of those images. Here, we are still waiting on days with more snow and then those glorious days of spring with delicate green leaves.
At the end of this series I shall start another from a more picturesque section of this cemetery. One with a longer vista and shot with a wider lens.

 

[Sashina]

Will try and track it down!


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Jan. 18, 2016

Already scouting next location to shoot when this series finishes. Will take a while to arrive at just the right camera settings and focal length.

 

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Jan. 25, 2016 certainly glad for dual card slots as I forgot and left my primary card plugged into the computer last night.

 

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Feb. 1, 2016

 

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Feb. 8, 2016 Snow scheduled for tomorrow but nothing today