Life Passing
by muur88

Comment:
This is in many ways one of the more interesting triptychs, conceptually, in this challenge. There's a palpable sense of immediacy, of the passage of time and life. Technically it [i]appears[/i ]flawed, with the bright vertical haloing on the right edges, and the tiny, disheveled wedge of gutter showing in each image is oddly attention-getting, but overall this leaves a certain gritty, homespun texture to the whole that's appealing to me. Bumping up, and good luck!

Golden Gate
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
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!

Another day in Paradise
by Jean

Comment:
A finely-balanced image with a great deal of emotive content, one of my high scorers. I'm not quite comfortable with the balance of the white space here, but I am trying to view them as I suspect you intended me too, as 4 panels floating borderless and unframed on a white wall.

Bumping on review. Good luck!

Aerial Ballet
by Riponlady

Comment:
This is beautifully rendered. I'm vaguely uneasy about the overall greenish-cyan cast, but I'm sure it was a conscious decision on your part. There's nevertheless a sense that the dominant cyans don't quite match int he 3 panels, and this is bothering me a little. Good luck with this entry; I believe you'll do very well.

Nature
by aussie

Comment:
It takes a certain amount of bravery to repeat the same image, without variation, in all three panels of a triptych, in here at least :-) Based on comments my entry is receiving I suspect you're seeing some downgrading for this. Nevertheless, if any image can support that treatment, this one can. It is surprisingly complex, and somehow the double repetition forces a closer study of the singular, repeated image, paying dividends in greater appreciation of the thing itself. So I like this very much.

Creation: Day Four
by SJCarter

Comment:
I cannot believe this scored so low. Powerful image, well-made.

Dramatic Lighting
by dr3amz

Comment:
challenge requires artifical light source

The heaven Light
by Structor

Comment:
challenge requires artifical light source

Touch The Last Minute Of Sunset
by ding_213

Comment:
challenge requires artifical light source

Daybreak
by Brin

Comment:
challenge requires artifical light source