Some shots from recent trip to Umbria and Tuscany. I am hoping to do a triptych for my livingroom wall out of these. Which one would you delete? Comments and suggestions appreciated.
Bricol
Loc: LOWESTOFT, ENGLAND
Good morning Repleo,
Love your monochrome pictures.
I would think your No4 would be good on the right,
your No3 on the left and your No1 in the centre.
This should make a well balanced Triptych.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Brian.
I'm a fan of off-center compositions, so I prefer 2, 3 and 4 over 1. But it's a nice set in any case. I would put 2 in the middle.
My two favourites were #1 and #4.
I agree with PN_man. For a triptych, 2, 3 and 4 make the perfect composition.
Super work. I'd use 2,3, and 4 as they are about the same degree of "close-upness." The first shows sky. Great photo but it might interrupt the more enclosed and intimate feeling of the other three. The one might look good with the other three if it were printed larger and placed above them.
Thanks folks for the great feedback and flattering comments. The placement suggestions are great too - I hadn't even thought about that.
Phil
After playing with them, I settled on 4 left, 2 center and 1 right for over all composition. I finally arrived there because 2 and 3 have an almost identical vanishing point making either 1 or 4 seem the odd one out. 3 doesn't lend balance to the set.
Erv
Loc: Medina Ohio
Hi Phil, I am not good at this type of thing.:) But if they were my pictures I would have them all over the walls.:) Great shots!!!!!
Actually 3 may be better on the right. the lighter values improve the set. Very much like 1 though
I like them all, but if I had to delete one, I believe it would be the third one.
Cykdelic
Loc: Now outside of Chiraq & Santa Fe, NM
PN_man wrote:
I'm a fan of off-center compositions, so I prefer 2, 3 and 4 over 1. But it's a nice set in any case. I would put 2 in the middle.
Agreed. Also, Great shots!
Outstanding B&W shots. I would delete photo #3.
All of them are lovely. I don't know that I would settle on three.
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