triptych

[paulfish4570]

bessa r, canon 50/1.8, xp2

 

[peterm1]

Will a diptych do?

 

[paulfish4570]

oh yes; love the southeast to northwest slashing girders ...

 

[Charlie Lemay]

Just finished this digital triptych a couple of weeks ago. It's called "Reuniting the Darkness and The Light." Some images with the Dual Range Summicron and the figures and hands with with a Canon 5D and a 60 Macro R lens.

 

[Cale Arthur]

 

[Todd.Hanz]

I managed one with my Mamiya 7II a while back...

Todd

 

[chris91387]

kyle

kyle

screwing around with my co-worker, some dying flowers in a funky vase, a g10 and a lot of photoshop.

 

[vdonovan]

I've posted this elsewhere recently on RFF, but it *is* as tryptich:

Salt Lake City, very late at night. Taken with a medical equipment Polaroid camera fitted with a Wollensak shutter and a 2mm pinhole on Fuji 3000b instant film. Exposure times about 8 minutes.

The mounted and framed version of this was accepted into a juried show for World Pinhole Photography Day.

 

[Merelyok]

Hassy
80mm planar
and a mix of neopan 400/Ilford Pan F+

 

[Keith]

 

[gdi]

That's great Keith.

 

[photony texas]

loves light

 

[photony texas]

Awakening

 

[photony texas]

Skulltych

 

[wray]

 

[robklurfield]

 

[robklurfield]

"Gentlemen, get the thing straight once and for all– the policeman isn't there to create disorder, the policeman is there to preserve disorder."
-Richard J. Daley, 1968

The Boss's dictum could be applied in many places around the world. These shots are from NOLA on Memorial Day weekend.

 

[paulfish4570]

Bessa R, Canon 50/1.8, xp2

 

[Keith]

In case anyone's interested ... Google's Picassa software is excellent for creating triptychs. I don't use it for much else but the collage function in Picassa does a great job with triptychs and diptychs.

 

[ampguy]