Have you ever done film or photography, you know sometimes it's difficult to get the very same photo even if you try. Go out today and buy yourself a camera, now try go outside and take the very same pic twice but one or two days apart. Here's an issue 1 cropping and aspect ratio, iso setting, aperature, make sure your camera / film is always on the same settings, often they are not or worse a camera 'auto corrects'. Also to get the same pic you make sure you take the shot from the very same spot, you move your camera get a different perspective. 2 Lights, the world changes, the shadows, the reflections and lights around you change all the time, the light outside will cause different color, different shade light, tone, pattern and shadows. I'm pretty sure this is the same house wall/window photographed.
Have you ever done film or photography, you know sometimes it's difficult to get the very same photo even if you try. Go out today and buy yourself a camera, now try go outside and take the very same pic twice but one or two days apart. Here's an issue 1 cropping and aspect ratio, iso setting, aperature, make sure your camera / film is always on the same settings, often they are not or worse a camera 'auto corrects'. Also to get the same pic you make sure you take the shot from the very same spot, you move your camera get a different perspective. 2 Lights, the world changes, the shadows, the reflections and lights around you change all the time, the light outside will cause different color, different shade light, tone, pattern and shadows. I'm pretty sure this is the same house wall/window photographed.
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