Both pictures are of the same place. They have just been taken with different cameras from different places at different times.
First photo was prob taken with a short zoom in of a zoom lens from a bit of a distance back compared to the second photos which was taken closer up with a wide angle setting (something like 20mm). The first photo also has less snow drift and you can clearly see the doors.
Also there is no structure to the right of it. So id say the first photo is an earlier one.
Second photo has a large amount of snow building up on the left hand side, just covering the doors. Id say 8 - 10 ft of snow (assuming the door are 8 - 10 ft ish). So the person taking the second photo would of had to have been standing on several more ft of snow than the person taking the first photo. This would also distort the size and shape of the main structure.
Also in the second photo there is a structure to the right so Id say the second photo is newer.
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AHuman ago
Both pictures are of the same place. They have just been taken with different cameras from different places at different times.
First photo was prob taken with a short zoom in of a zoom lens from a bit of a distance back compared to the second photos which was taken closer up with a wide angle setting (something like 20mm). The first photo also has less snow drift and you can clearly see the doors.
Also there is no structure to the right of it. So id say the first photo is an earlier one.
Second photo has a large amount of snow building up on the left hand side, just covering the doors. Id say 8 - 10 ft of snow (assuming the door are 8 - 10 ft ish). So the person taking the second photo would of had to have been standing on several more ft of snow than the person taking the first photo. This would also distort the size and shape of the main structure.
Also in the second photo there is a structure to the right so Id say the second photo is newer.