Looks like pretty soon my pics up the thread will be up to date!
Your series of photos gave me something to think. I suggest that you print them out, not too large, 4x6 or even 3x5, and put them mounted side by side with the white or yellow mount separating them into a frame. Each one is not much itself, compositionally speaking, but as a set they tell a story that’s simple but worth telling.
Representing time is a difficult thing in photography. Last year I recall seeing a Christmas tree tossed out of the house somewhere around here on... Christmas Day. I don’t remember photographing it then, but yesterday I went out on a fruitless search for it or another one like it, driving for a little less than an hour, and not finding the scene. (Today, I didn’t see a tree thrown out either!)
Well, what if I had found it? What in the photograph would indicate that it was Christmas Day? Nothing could, except putting there of course a handmade sign or a newspaper in the frame, not an ideal indicator. I thought of the famous photograph of a sailor kissing a girl on Times Square when the end of WWII was announced. As I recall there are no indicators in the picture of the date, it’s just what we were told, but it could have happened any time.
Frame those pics.