photographing one place for X days. etc

[jypsee]

Lat night I spent some time photographing from a bridge here in Menominee, MI where I'm spending the spring and summer. Over the next X (?) number of days, weeks, etc., I plan to photograph from that bridge and wonder if anyone else would care to do the same and choose a location for a similar gallery?
Here's my start:
http://www.pbase.com/jypsee/bridge

[jeremygood]

I like this idea. You've already gotten some great shots, obviously a very good location to shoot from.

Unfortunately, I can't think of any locations that I would get to every day that would offer much in the way of photographic intrest.

I will keep my eyes open and see if I can identify a nearby spot I could take a decent shot from every day for a week.

[dellybean]

Me too! I started taking pictures of Boston Harbor with that idea in mind... and will probably have a few PaD shots from here:

http://www.pbase.com/dellybean/boston_harbor

[5points]

Oh yes - Seems like a wonderful way to discover 'hidden' aspects of a scene. I have gone back many times to certain place and taking photgraphs over and over again of the same view, but never attempted to mount a tripod in the identical spot and take a shot each day at the same time.

Here is a link to Adalberto's gallery http://www.pbase.com/adalberto_tiburzi/window

Also I recall that during the recent expansion of MOMA in New York City Michael Wesely usedn this technique to produce some fascinating images..
http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2004/Mi ... 20-04.html

And finally there is Robert Weingarten who for an entire year photographed the view from his bedroom window each day at just after dawn.
http://www.westongallery.com/artists/r_ ... arten.html

[darter02]

I've tried that but only a few times and just a shot or two. Here's one location I liked when I was doign my first PAD...

[dazedgonebye]

...trying to come up with a location.

[wangi]

While I was talking a walk along the beach last night this post came back to me... So Mary, this was my PAD on the 4th of May:



and last night:



and more in my Portobello Beach (one with snow) and Sunsets galleries too...