12 Months, 12 Pictures - Part 1

This is a project I have done for a couple of years now. I choose a place and every month I go there and take a photo from the exact same spot. To me, it's incredibly interesting to see the nature change every month and when I have 12 photos I can fully see the difference and progress of the whole year. This year, I chose 3 locations that I visited every month and took a photo and in this post, I'm showing you the first of it.

Most photos are taken mid-month and I tried to capture these on a sunny day so the photos are not looking drastically different. Unfortunately, sometimes it's impossible to catch a sunny day.

I chose a location not far from my home, on a small bridge, overlooking the river and some trees. Monthly change is pretty good to notice there so let's begin.


January

Snow on the ground and cloudy days. I was unable to get a sunny shot that month.

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February

Nothing much different than in January. Again, cloudy because I pretty much saw no sunshine during these two months.

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March

Most snow had melted and some hint of spring can be felt in the air.

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April

More change can be seen here. Greenery on the ground is more apparent.

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May

This is the month with the most drastic change. A lot of greenery has emerged. Also, the water level of the river is much lower.

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June

Now the nature is fully green and the vegetation starts to take over in the river.

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July

Nature is not that bright green anymore, more darker tones and vegetation is much taller.

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August

Not much difference between July and this.

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September

Nature is still fully green but some colors start to appear and more leaves are on the ground.

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October

A lot more colors and trees are starting to lose most of the leaves. Also, the river's water level is pretty high.

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November

Nature is already quite barren. A little snow on the ground.

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December

This is taken about a week ago. As you can see the winter is here and the ground is fully white.

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Hope you enjoyed seeing part 1 of this location and is also interesting for you to see the change throughout the year. I have 2 more locations to show you and will make a new post soon. Stay tuned!




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That's incredibly well done. My favorite is the first month of the year January.

Water looks so clear, with beautiful smooth white snow around.

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Thank you! January photo is actually long exposure and taken in the dark, that's why it looks a bit different. In the winter water is usually clear yes but gets murky looking in the summer.

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Manually curated by ewkaw from the @qurator Team. Keep up the good work!

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You have a track record of how your journey actually goes which is great to see. Not everyone will have been able to do so actually.

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What an incredible way to track your months, it's all about nature...I love it. It's amazing how never missed any month.

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What a cool idea, and beautifully done. I really love the winter shots.

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Thanks! This is for sure an interesting thing to do every year.

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A beautiful endeavor!
Nature's subtle changes over the months make for an enchanting visual journey. Looking forward to seeing the evolving landscapes in your subsequent frames.

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Glad you liked it. Two more posts like this will come. In fact, another one comes today.

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What a great project! It's interesting to see one spot over a year as usually we don't notice such things. I've tried to pick up a favorite, but it's not possible 😁

Have a great day!

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Yes, for sure! I need to pick new spots for the next year.
I think May is my favorite. The first real greens.

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This year has actually been filled of a lot of journey worth admiring of

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This is a great idea. I love seeing the changing nature with the seasons! Thanks for sharing this concept with us. New to me and it is fascinating!

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I think I saw someone do it years ago and then I wanted to do it myself too. This is the third year I have done this.

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