The Transformation of Seasons

24 June 2010 Filed in: My Creative Journal

red building and green leaves

iPhone photography: the maple tree in the early summer

Seasons. The constant transformation. I find it fascinating to go back and compare photos from the same spot but at different times of the year.

Always in transition. Movement. Gradual change. Through deep sleep and hibernation to abundant spring and summer. Harvest. Like the creative cycle.

iPhone photography: maple tree and red building

The autumn photo above was originally posted with other startlingly yellows in Delight In Yellow and the winter picture is from Sugar Land.

Snow, trees and buildings.

iPhone photography: snowy trees

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  1. madebymegs permalink

    There is something about the bare snowy trees that bring a great peace about me…your pictures are beautiful!

  2. kerri permalink

    the fall pic is my favorite- but gosh, all times of the year have there own special things! the snowy trees are so sweet too and i never get to see that in real life!

  3. dale permalink

    I love your transformation posts. I hope you keep it up. Maple trees are, most likely, my very favorite of all trees.

  4. Valarie permalink

    Glad Midsommer till både tva. Berätta för mig, hur mår Gotland. Jag hoppas att ni ha en gott och trevligt tid på ön. /Valli

  5. Tracy permalink

    Lovely walk through the seasons, Kate… each season has its glories. Happy Days :o) ((HUGS))

  6. Dana Barbieri permalink

    so great kate. my mom has this huge maple tree in her backyard that she has photographed in every season.

  7. AG Ambroult permalink

    indeed. As for the creative cycle/seasons link, I think I am in spring! despite the fact that it’s summer.

    Happy Midsummer!

  8. kendra permalink

    lovely! the second photo especially reminds me of the college i went to – brick and changing leaves. : )

  9. Michele at A House Called Nut permalink

    Happy Midsummer, Kate! I think the colors in the summer photo actually lends it a bit of an autumnal look (maybe because of the red brick?), but then of course there’s that startlingly green grass. So pretty.

  10. Deb permalink

    I am in love with your pictures, Kate. There is something ethereal about the light and how you capture the simple beauty of the trees. So striking.

  11. Rose permalink

    Love these photos.

  12. PerryP@How to lose weight permalink

    Love these photos. Are they color-enhanced or is it really like it comes out from the iPhone?
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