Weekly Photo Challenge: One Shot, Two Ways

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For this challenge, capture two images — a horizontal and a vertical version — of the same scene or subject. There are no concrete “rules” here, but a) it should be evident that both shots are of the same place/location or person/thing, and b) your photographs should ideally have been taken during the same shoot.

One Shot Two Ways Landscape

One Shot Two Ways Portrait

I take a lot of my photos in both horizontal and vertical versions, waiting until I am home to decide which one is my favorite for each situation.  I like both of these images as the top one comes closest to capturing the view that was right in front of us and I think the second really emphasizes the drop to the lake below.  I’m happy I kept both!

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40 responses to “Weekly Photo Challenge: One Shot, Two Ways”

  1. Carrie Rubin Avatar

    Gorgeous! Wouldn’t mind having a view like that to wake up to!

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thanks Carrie, isn’t it great! We are going back for a hike this weekend. 🙂

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  2. Cee Neuner Avatar

    Beautiful photos!!

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thank you Cee!

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  3. Liberated Traveler Avatar

    Beautiful both ways!

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thanks, I appreciate your comment!

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  6. Amy Avatar

    I like both! Love the reflection of the mountain and sky.

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thanks for letting me know Amy!

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  8. suej Avatar

    Great view, and my favourite is the second… 🙂

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thanks Sue. 🙂 The second is my favorite photo too all by itself but I kept the first one because I like the reminder of the whole view. Today I’m glad I have both!

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      1. suej Avatar

        🙂

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  9. Sonel Avatar
    Sonel

    Absolutely stunning Lisa! Great take on the challenge hon! 😀 *hugs*

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thank you Sonel. 🙂

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  10. Heyjude Avatar

    I’m going to be contrary here as I prefer the first shot. Don’t know why!
    J xx

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Well I’m glad you do. 🙂 Thanks!

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  15. Peter S Avatar

    I like the second one too. Where were these taken?

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      The view is near the top of the Mt. Baker Highway on the way to Artist’s Point in Washington State. I’m glad you like them!

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  16. kz Avatar

    so beautiful!

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thank you!

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  21. mrsgillies Avatar

    Gorgeous!

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thank you. :). It is a beautiful place!

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  23. sustainabilitea Avatar

    I want to visit there. 🙂

    janet

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      We are going back up today!

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  25. mikemcmurray Avatar

    I prefer the first shot because it shows the length of the mountain valley. One gets the sense of the length instead of the depth, which is the more popular and thus most expected image.

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    1. NW Frame of Mind Avatar

      Thanks for your comments Mike, you noted exactly what I like about the first photo. It is the closest representation of what it really felt like to stand in front of this mountain and valley.

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