Same tree on different days | Ecency

Same tree on different days

Good Morning, I hope all is well with you and that you have a good day

I haven't been out for a sunrise walk for a few days, bone of the last sunrise walks I did was by the Boat Ramp here in New Bedford, and i was editing a few of the photos from that walk this morning and as I always do ast this spot i took some photos of a tree there, and I thought to myself

Myself I said... why not look through your folders for other shots of this tree on different days and in different seasons and do a post focused just on that tree

Well I listened to myself and found a few and hence this post came to be

I think this shot was from back in spring when the tree was showing some new growth after a few months bare.

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The tree still with only partial new growth but with a lovely colorful sunrise for a backdrop

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This one is more recent, within the last month, not from the most recent walk as when I got to the shots of the tree and thought about this post, I stopped editing the photos and found the shots for this post

Now i can imagine you saying why not just edit one from the recent walk and add it to this post, well thats because editing for me is not a quick one click process, for my early morning shots once ther eis the light of the sunrise starting to come up, I tend to do a lot of three shot photos one at normal exposure, one under exposed and one over exposed.
the first step of processing is merging those three shots together, which catches a good range fromthe brights to darks, and i tend to do the merging of all the shots from one walk before i get around to editing the photos.

and as I was in the merging phase of my process, i stopped for now to prepare this post

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