Footsteps and Whispers
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I can't see that the separations add anything to t his picture, and there doesn't seem to be any rhyme nor reason to them. The upper one breaks up the beautiful stained glass windows.

Golden Gate
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Good subject matter for a triptych, but it bothers me that you broke the span of the bridge.

Incredible Journey
by MAK

Comment:
IMNSHO, triptych pictures should be three pictures that can stand independently, but together make a stronger whole. You've done it. The only thing I don't like is the red and green colorization. I think those frames would be better in B&W and just have the little girl's dress colored. Great idea and execution.

Bush on an Island
by holdingtime

Comment:
Kennebunkport? I think I get what you were trying to do with the foliage in the foreground, but it really doesn't add to the picture. I'd get rid of it.

Light's Out.
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
Powerful composition, but that yellow just doesn't do it for me.

Home on the Range.
by bandit

Comment:
I really like the use of the long, skinny format, but is there any way you could have made the picture larger? It's hard to pick out all the detail.

Smooth
by owen

Comment:
Good idea, but I wish there was some more texture in the sand. (Is that sand?)

At the edge of civilisation...
by dr3amz

Comment:
Good idea for b&W but I wish you could see more of the building.

The Grass Was Never Greener on the Other Side
by pa_cuthbert

Comment:
The sky is very good, but there's too much of it. You could cut about 15% off of it and not lose any of the picture's intensity.

Spirit of the Lake
by MAK

Comment:
I really like your long, skinny format. Who says we have to be locked into a 6x4 world? However, I think the picture would be improved by cropping it at the left at the gap in the trees. IMHO, the little building in the ridge doesn't add much to the pciture nor does that black part of the lake. It would also get rid of a hunk of distracting white sky.