Triptych: Three Faces of Austinmer...

[Remorhaz]

A triptych created from three of the vertically composed images I made at Austinmer.

The left frame was actually taken just on sunrise, the middle frame about 20 minutes before sunrise and the right a bigstopper long exposure taken after sunrise.

Any feedback and PP suggestions welcomed

Three Faces of Austinmer

[chrisk]

doesn't work for me rodney. the images are too similar and there's not enough interest in them to carry it off.

[Remorhaz]

doesn't work for me rodney. the images are too similar and there's not enough interest in them to carry it off

Thanks Chris - appreciated

[biggerry]

suren it.

the last image the triptych is worthy on its own.

[gstark]

I'm with Chris on this. Not sure what to suggest, given the similarity of each of the images.

[aim54x]

suren it.

the last image the triptych is worthy on its own.

I'm going to add my +1 to this

[Remorhaz]

Ok OK

I note that you have a very similar image to the last frame Gerry (taken from a smidge further back I think?)

[Matt. K]

First of all, they are beautiful images. From a trippy itch perspective there is an element missing...for instance, something like, let's presume in frame 1 there is a champagne bottle and 2 glasses full of bubbly. Next frame the glasses are empty and 1 glass is tipped over...last frame bottle and 1 glass smashed and other glass missing. All of this in the foreground of course. So we get a kind of mysterious narrative. Or something else along those lines. Or some other element that relates to each frame.

[zafra52]

Good try, but it doesn't seem to work.
I think the horizon needs to be levelled,
but on the whole the three good pictures
don't improve the composition.

[ozimax]

They're all good Rodney, as has been stated, but I have to agree, I don't think the triptych works here. They don't need a triptych. Maybe a print of each in three separate rooms....