Circle of friends
by LalliSig

Comment:
Congrats Lárus, both on the ribbon and on the 5D

Shannons
by jeffzoet

Comment:
all of them seem to be interesting girls. I, however, think that for this kind of challenge a more close up and personal approach would be more effective than 3 more or less similar photos. the tattoo on her leg seems to be cool and a integral part of her, so that could be one frame, another the 1st or 2nd full body shot, and then a closeup of her face, I'd like to get a better look at her.

Objectified
by labuds

Comment:
captivating subject and wonderful setup. I, however, don't see the point in doing this as a triptych, esp as this just seems to be a single photo cut into 3 parts.
but don't let my objections (pun intended) stop you, I want to see more :)
and on second thought, since I want more of this I bump you up to a fully objective 8

Continental
by Structor

Comment:
the silhouetted sculpture in the middle dominates this, and the side panels don't do much. nice how the frame continues on from the foundation of the sculpture. best of luck

Rags to Riches
by dsa157

Comment:
cool idea and tells most of the story, unfortunately the story dominates the visual aspect of this. I don't have any ideas how to rectify that. good luck

Footsteps and Whispers
by jjbeguin

Comment:
nice expression of gothic verticality. the non-alignment of lines is a bit bothersome though. overall good, anyhow. on second thoughts this is one of the few that actually uses 3 different angles on the same subject for the triptych and and you succeed quite well, so I'll rethink and bump you up to 9

Which Door?
by rex

Comment:
good door you've picked for this study, but I think 3 different angles on it would be more interesting than 3 different PS workouts.

Morning Flyout
by jemison

Comment:
most of them are in good focus, which can be quite hard to achieve for this kind of shot. good work, you've done here. good luck

RGBulbs
by soup

Comment:
good idea. is there any specific reason to have the green upside down, other than to break the uniformity? I, for one, don't see much point in it. good luck

In dark corners
by funnylooks

Comment:
unsettling, as you probably intended it to be.