One of the things I love about this site is the way different people see the same thing differently. Anyone else out there aware of a shot they took that someone else had already taken, or that someone else shot after you took yours?
Here's another same subject - different photographer
@webfoot That sculpture is so cool in both photos. Do you mean of the exact same subject? Or just very similar pictures? I don't shoot many landmarks and such, and no one every really shoots with me, so not really on the exact-same subject.
@sophiesproject What in the world are those? Both pictures, again, are so cool! I love how different they are.
I shot this a week ago:
and had to laugh because just a day or two before I'd seen this picture from @fueast:
I am lucky that my same subject photographer completely inpires me to do better urban shots, now I just have to go out with the tripod and take more evening shots.
This was done by @john244
forgive me, but am i missing the plot? I thought the idea was to get a similar pic from two different photographers' POV - not from one photographer's two POVs ?!! And, my apologies to those above who followed the idea "to the letter" :)
@kwiksilver You are correct. Same exact subject, different photographers. Animals would be difficult, but I do know my flamingo was the same one that Lorihiro was shooting, because we were shooting it at the same time.
@lorihiro And you are too kind. Did you get a shot of Billy the Elephant that day?
@sdpace@atalitude
Fabulous shots. Amazing how something can look so different from the different angles you chose. I was looking at Stacy's and thinking that I wasn't sure what that thing on its arm was, but you can definitely tell it's a little bird from the other shot. Very cool, both shots.
I posted this last night and got comments from around the globe that they had seen the same thing moon and planet, did anyone else post one too?? @tamsg4 you have to post yours now! :)
...I went to go look and the 3 are in a different position tonight! Still cool and I still can't get a better pic than this without a better camera lol. ;) It's the moon, Jupiter & Venus aparently.
@yearofcorrigan How amazing that we both took the photo of Princess Square on the exact same spot! I took photos from 3 different POVs but thought this one was the best, glad you agreed!
@zshadowwalker i missed this notification , probably tied up amongst the million of tag challenge vote notes i am getting :) very cool shot! and with a ISS too!! nice
@cheribug can see what you are looking at thou, nice, cracks me up how everyones moon is on a different angle depending on which side of the earth we all are :) one of the best tips i have gotten for photographing the moon is someone said take it like its the sun, short exposure etc, althou to get the star as well a little tweeking needs doing but not much
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then I found a similar photo at @meda mihailescu
peter's @peterdegraaff - - - so lovely!
@sophiesproject What in the world are those? Both pictures, again, are so cool! I love how different they are.
I shot this a week ago:
and had to laugh because just a day or two before I'd seen this picture from @fueast:
Mine
And Drew Hedden @drewhedden posted this one recently.
Mike O (@trumpetman 2/24
and on the same day@eleanorrigby
And the same statue by @musicguy1982
and the next day @debsphotos
my moms! :)
mine...
@abbeygrace 's ...
and my friends shot @katetwan on a different day
It wasn't until after I posted this I could see that we used very nearly the same angle and perspective! Cool!
Then Phil posted her similar window
This was done by @john244
Here is mind for a SOOC Challenge
And one that actually was used as a filler
Mine
@tash12
@dmcrisp
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Powis Castle, on the same day, taken by @elsz
@lorihiro And you are too kind. Did you get a shot of Billy the Elephant that day?
@louisefrance in daylight and a whole other time!
My photo of the same statue, different day, different perspective, different time of day :)
Fabulous shots. Amazing how something can look so different from the different angles you chose. I was looking at Stacy's and thinking that I wasn't sure what that thing on its arm was, but you can definitely tell it's a little bird from the other shot. Very cool, both shots.
mine 2....
@sweet_tooth
@lukeparker 1
@lukeparker 2
I love how they are all of the same place and some even at the same time but they are all very different
@ali1974
@cammo
@shadesofgrey 's version:
My sister @grammyn
And Carole's @cleanfreak Posted today as a filler
I meant to go see if I could see it tonight I almost forgot!
My friend @pattenphoto did this one
and mine:
Hers:
Mine:
Sadly there are not many photographers here from Brazil.
Castell Coch by @mejbronant and me
The Norwegian Church by @rich57 and me
Pont Menai by @ukcam and me
Parys Mountain by @ukcam and me
Tintern Abbey by @kentishsprite and me
Inside Tintern Abbey by @ivb and me
The Bridges over the Tyne by @dd60 and me
Stripy sunset by @sgoodin1 and me
@miraries
and mine
and mine. Not the same bale but the same subject
and mine.
@judithg
Mine
And, here are a couple of mine of the Arch
From the Eades Bridge
Reflected in a building down town St. Louis
Looking up one of the legs
Skyscape
when someone wandered by and took this one.!
@Rich57 a chance to air a couple of classic oldies mate....
and my version below, different day, different perspective
@dakotaKid35
And my daughter's shot
And my other Daughter's shot
@mstipe took this one:
One of my favorite pictures the last couple of months was this one of Portland Head Lighthouse:
I did a tag search for lighthouse and found a couple more. I'm sure there are many more since lots of people (like me) don't tag pictures.
@juneny
@lisamjohnson
Brian's @bdb3471 in summer and with some spectacular HDR processing!
And mine
And while doing this I found several wharf shots all of them pretty ace http://365project.org/tags/Canary%20wharf?
Mine:
She got the flowers more successfully than I managed.
And mine from 2010:
For my post, a rare vacant lot in Brisbane - two angles by me:
(fisheye stretched out to almost-rectilinear)
(normal angle)
And by @brizmako (three photo vertorama)