This is a beautiful photo that I feel works well as a tryptich and alone. It feels as though you are looking out your living room window and seeing this awesome view. Good Luck.
Lovely iamge, but it doesn't ft comfortably into the format for me. The divisions seem quite arbitrary to me.
Reviewing this, I find myself wondering how it would work if the panels were of ascending size from left to right, so both towers were in the right-most panel, and the leftmost panel were narrower than the central panel. I donno. Regardless, it's a lovely rendering, very serene, and I am bumping it up a notch. Good luck!
A nice picture. The triptych quality isn't adding too much, but it isn't completely wasted either. The verticals echo the bridge nicely and there is a "subject" in the two frames and lack in the third. This seems to be a popular style. 7
How does the division of your picture into three frames enhance the photo? How does this "tell...a story or illustrates a concept or object" better than the original image?
this scene is phenomenal...i can only imagine what you saved for the the free study. As a tryptic...i think it only breaks the beauty of its natural lines
I've been here a few times before. I wasn't into photography then but even if I had been, not sure I would have come remotely close to this. Beautiful picture. Makes me want to move back to Frisco.
Beautiful picture, great execution! The quintessential triptych - nicely done! The brightly lit areas on either side of the bridge are coming across kinda green - would be nice to get them in line with the rest of the picture color.
This is one of 2 pictures that I gave a '10' , so...1st or 2nd place would be my vote ;) It's a gorgeous picture to begin with and it works so well as a triptych. Excellent.
I know this meets the challenge, but I am not a big fan on just cutting up one nice shot into 3 with distracting borders. Seems to easy, no real creativity required. A very nice shot otherwise, well composed.