Reflections
by vtruan

Comment:
Border pattern is quite distracting and incomplete in quite a few places. Don't know if that's intentional but it detracts from the main scene for me.

Sisters
by xXxscarletxXx

Comment:
Very nice idea. I especially like the continuation of the horizon through the panels. I think I would like the field/dirt colors to be the same in all panels so as not to draw my eye, and the foreground sisters to be at the same distance from the camera (standing on about the same horizontal line across the panels) so I don't keep cocking my head to the side to line them up ... although I suppose they are following the tilt of the horizon.

Oh...to Soar!
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Great sequence! Change in DOF/focus/angle is a little distracting (grass tip is suddenly sharp in the right panel and angle looks different) but overall this is still terrific.

How I Met Your Mother...
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
Perfect storytelling; background never changes so I can't help but focus on what does, and B&W prevents color distractions. Great use of this format :-)

"Head - Shoulders - Knees & Toes"
by pipersd

Comment:
Cute and original idea. It's been an eternity since I heard that song ;-)

Cartwheel in Three Acts
by levyj413

Comment:
Really like how you let the photos overlap the border. That ties the panels together really well, and the obvious continuity of action is strengthened nicely.

Another day
by dougi555

Comment:
I like the idea of the same picture at 3 different times of day. But the arrangement invites comparison in size and positioning and the building lines in the panels don't all match up.

Dodgers Dwarfs Wolverines
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Could be an optical illusion, but the panels appear to be the same size but not aligned horizontally. Also feels a little off-balance with 2 balls almost but not quite the same size and the third much larger.

California Golden Poppies
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
This has a lot of potential; great color and light, and each frame stands pretty well on its own as well as together compositionally. The bird/bee/flying thing and light-colored stalks behind the poppies are very distracting to me in the top panel, as is the little speck on the upper right in the left-bottom panel.

Grieving gelding
by snaffles

Comment:
The thing that really jumps out at me is the blue border, not the horse.