>>> dgrin challenge 30 - triptych <<<

Andy · January 7, 2005

dgrin challenge 30 is here. it will run from monday, january 10th, 2005 at 12:00:01 a.m. nyc time, through monday, january 24th, 2005 at noon nyc time. the guest judge for the challenge will be the winner of challenge 29, as determined by the voters.

remember, in order for everyone to benefit, you should be commenting and critiquing for others as much as you expect to get for yourself. you've got to give to get!

challenge 30 is about triptychs... a set of three photographs put together in a meaningful manner. they could tell a story, or they could be related. portraits, landscapes, macros, buildings, motion, movement, sports, kids, pets, animals, nature, color, bw, you have really a wide open challenge here. photoshop is encouraged, but not required. if you simply want to enter three photographs, that's quite alright, too, and you won't suffer in the judging from lack of photoshop skills...

here are some more examples of triptychs

here

and here

this thread, is the one into which you post your challenge entry, and remember, one entry per person, and the photo must be fresh, taken during the challenge period. you must post the date the photograph was taken or it will be deemed ineligible.

you should embed a small-ish image (as i have done in this thread) as your showing example, and if you wish, you may provide a link to a larger version.

all of the rules of the dgrin photo challenges apply, please read them!.

***challenge 30 will close to entries on monday, january 24th, 2005 at 12 noon nyc time***

enjoy (challenge) photography,

Michael Allen · January 10, 2005

Creekside
Taken 1-17-05

Shooting Date/Time
1/17/2005 2:36:10 PM
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/640
Av( Aperture Value )
5.6
ISO Speed
200

ginger_55 · January 12, 2005

Bird In Silver by ginger taken 1/11/2005

Mt Pleasant, South Carolina
Southeast Coast of USA
Photography by ginger

obelix · January 13, 2005

Moods - taken on 01/10 and 1/11

Many thanks to fellow smugmuggians for their suggestions, and particularly to Dave who helped me with the borders [and for pushing me towards being a better photographer!]