i thought for a moment that my favorite shot from the challenge had been disqualified, because i had to look so far down to find it. you were really robbed.
I didn't look at this challenge at all - I was busy & also I really couldn't imagine myself liking a triptych. I was wrong. This is a visual haiku .... simple yet elegant, free yet structured, and a complete universe within itself. Beautiful.
This is fantastic. I really like how you have all 3 shots at differing focal lengths yet still sharing an almost common background. The movement of the birds in the main frame is mesmerizing
i honestly cannot tell if this is 1 or 3 photos, but if it is one i am very very impressed with the story one image can tell. If it is 3 good work lining up the trees.
I feel this image may benifit from a thin black boarder around each frame to seperate the neutral grey from the white and pull the image forad. Again, very impressed whichever way it goes.
This is certainly more interesting than most shots I've seen so far. There is some use made of the sense of progression through the three frames - a use and idea that seem to have passed most by. The neutral yet extreme contrast (I mean that sense of this being a grey-and-black composition) is quite evocative of a certain middle-european sense of lowering cloud, and this also carries with it a sense of the small areas of interest one finds in those flattened landscapes. There's a sophisticated eye here - particularly in that top frame, which has an unusual yet complex balance. I like this.
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