Triptych made of two photos, one in the middle, and one divided to both ends. That just made the story somehow, ie to have the ball to connect the triptych. Converted to BW in Lightrooms but used PS for levels, curcves and the making of the triptych. The two photos were taken within seconds and have all the same properties or image IDs.
Camera Model: E-500
Equipment Maker: OLYMPUS
Date Taken: 15.10. 2009 12:37
Color Representation: sRGB
Subject Distance:
Flash Used: No
Focal Length: 118 mm
F-numer: F/4,2
ISO: 160
Exposure Time: 1/500sec.
Metering Mode: Pattern
Exposure Compensation: 0
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Love the photos as standalone images, but not so much as a triptych, especially the right hand photo, where her face is oddly not visable. Maybe if you swapped the left and right ones it would have had a split screen type effect.
Great expressions, but the ball-only right pane just doesn't work for me. The first two frames show a girl, then the right one shows just a ball - not what I would expect. Even if the center pane had the ball in it, it would make more sense. Good lighting. Picture frame in background is distracting in middle and right panes.
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