500w Softbox on right
500w Barn Door with grid on left
300w with snoot & grid on background with some dried twigs in front to cast shadows on light grey seamless paper background
Lightroom: adjusted exposure
CS2: Applied Virtual Photographer filter, adjusted hue & resized
Collagemaker: Layout & add drop shadows
CS2: Resize & save for web
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Here is a good example of a Triptych. The faded 3 primary colors really make this picture stand out beyond all the rest. There are a few things that you could do to inprove this image.
1. Lower the drop shadow effect some. It's over powering the images.
2. Show more of your subjects. I think they are bit dark for a color image but would make it stand out in a B&W. So lighten up your images some.
I really like the background you have used here. I don't know what you did or what you used but I would like to know.
Nice photos, the one in the center seems to have to much space at the top for my taste. The faces could be a little lighter to bring out more detail. 6
I like the darkness of the image on the right because it makes it very moody, but I'd like to see the two on the left brighter since the subjects are looking at the camera but you can't really see any detail.
I really like your idea here. I think the fact that they aren't in sharp focus really takes away from this. Also, the middle image should have their heads level with the two on the sides. The color change in each is very pretty & would have been more then enough to separate all three.
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