rebellious
by k4ffy

Comment:
I like the idea, the title, and the framing. I'd just like the middle part to show a little more detail - it's very dark.

Go!
by cirus

Comment:
I like the car, of course. But I'm not getting why there are four images. I see the left two are copies of the same image, but why? What story are you trying to tell? The title would make me expect to see the car moving out, but they all seem to show it sitting still.

Bear Mountain Bridge
by HeiSch

Comment:
Simply splitting up a single image doesn't really engage me. Maybe if each piece held one element, like the right section had the entire tree? I realize that with the current image, that would break the symmetry.

Honeysuckle Blooms
by 777STAN

Comment:
I think this is too many boundaries. Maybe it'd work better without the vertical lines? I like the selectively edited sections and how they climb up to the right.

Loading
by Grandad

Comment:
Wouldn't that be "unloading"? :) Would have liked it better if the two shots on the right were more centered horizontally, but cropped most of the stuff off the bottom so the whole thing wasn't so centered vertically.

Spring Flowers
by Shea927

Comment:
Sorry, but the blurriness has really hurt what's otherwise a nice idea.

Honey, don't you think it's time to tidy the basement?
by quiet_observation

Comment:
The basic idea is sound. However, the processing leaves too little contrast and too little for me to focus on. Perhaps radically increasing the contrast and adjusting the brightness to highlight specific elements of each photo would help.

The Force That Through the Green Fuse . . .
by raish

Comment:
I'm not getting the connection among the three images, or what the title means. The angles insets are interesting, but the jaggy edges detract quite a bit. Basically, it feels like a jumble, like three unrelated photos tossed on a desk, as opposed to a unified presentation in three frames. I do like how the guy's head pops through the top edge, though.

Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment:
Good for you for trying an unusual split, but it's not holding together for me.aAlso, the blue background is too much of the total image area.

Now, if the three pieces were of three different horses, or even two (top and bottom vs. middle), maybe it'd work better for me.

Sorry to hear he's grieving.

How I Met Your Mother...
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
Once again, you two know how to mix humor, romance, and photography. :)