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The change of season

Very nice.

Nice one ! Why not in colour ?

Quote from: hvyas on Yesterday at 08:22:12 AMNice one ! Why not in colour ?

Thanks!

While composing this scene, I wanted to focus on the light in the scene. Monochrome excels in such scenarios.

   very nice

Quote from: chrome on Yesterday at 12:47:25 PM

Quote from: hvyas on Yesterday at 08:22:12 AMNice one ! Why not in colour ?

Thanks!

While composing this scene, I wanted to focus on the light in the scene. Monochrome excels in such scenarios.

Yes, for light b/w is right but for "Last days of spring" withering brown/orange colours of trees, leaves would have been more apt, imho.

Quote from: hvyas on Yesterday at 06:21:19 PM

Quote from: chrome on Yesterday at 12:47:25 PM

Quote from: hvyas on Yesterday at 08:22:12 AMNice one ! Why not in colour ?

Thanks!

While composing this scene, I wanted to focus on the light in the scene. Monochrome excels in such scenarios.

Yes, for light b/w is right but for "Last days of spring" withering brown/orange colours of trees, leaves would have been more apt, imho.

Appreciate the feedback!

This scene didn't speak to me in colour. I took the shot with the intention of making a monochrome image.

Quote from: hvyas on Yesterday at 06:21:19 PMYes, for light b/w is right but for "Last days of spring" withering brown/orange colours of trees, leaves would have been more apt, imho.

Not for spring.

In countries/areas that have classic spring/summer/autumn/winter seasons, spring is the season of buds and early flowers, giving way to full foliage of summer. At the end of summer, autumn ("fall" in America) brings the reds and golds, followed by leafless winter

Quote from: Thad E Ginathom on Yesterday at 07:05:26 PM...In countries/areas that have classic spring/summer/autumn/winter seasons, spring is the season of buds and early flowers, giving way to full foliage of summer. At the end of summer, autumn ("fall" in America) brings the reds and golds, followed by leafless winter

Right.  It must be really different, spring here and spring there.  When I first saw the image, I was puzzled as to how this could be late spring.  The barren trees, the leaves on the ground, and something which might be drying seed pods lingering on the barren limbs...  Maybe color would have given me a clue about it being spring.  Maybe.  Here in Georgia, USA, we are just now getting into spring.  The trees are filling with fresh, light green foliage.  Some trees are still flowering.  It's a wonderful time of year. The cold weather has abated, and we are outdoors more.

Yes, taking another look, it does not look so much like a temperate-climate spring. I wonder where and when the pic was taken.

Here, there is no such thing at as spring at all. The slightly cooler days of December/January soon ramp up to peak temperatures of April/May. 

Autumn seems to happen on a plant-by-plant basis. Suddenly, one tree will decide to go brown and drop its leaves!

Sorry to @chrome for the season-discussion hijack!

Quote from: Hankosaurus on Yesterday at 08:16:49 PMIt must be really different, spring here and spring there. 

You are correct, spring is different for every region. This was shot in Assam in the month of March. After February, there's a gradual change in temperature and there is a brief window for spring time but with the immediate onset of monsoon, it is accompanied by occasional thunderstorms (locals call it Bordoisila). This was shot inside a tea estate on a clear day after a stormy night.

Quote from: Thad E Ginathom on Today at 12:02:18 AMSorry to @chrome for the season-discussion hijack!

No worries. It was good to be back in geography class!