Snip, Clip, Cut..."Just Chop it off Nick!"
by Mitzenfauker

Comment:
Looks like he's standing straighter already! Nice expressions. Images are not from the same distance, making him look different heights (even accounting for the hair loss). The crop at the bottom of each pane is not at the same place on him (just below navel, just above pants, below top of pants). Perhaps that is on purpose.

i n e r t i a
by rooum

Comment:
Very uniform images in color and lightness. Not very interesting subjects on their own, but the juxtaposition of tires, potato, and shoe makes you wonder why. IMO, the potato is too far to the right of its pane.

Viktor
by hallgrg

Comment:
People look better when they smile. Nice high key shots, and nice arrangement.

Chore Long Overdue
by dustingooding

Comment:
OK. Who told you where I live? I actually went and bought a weed whacker - then the weather turned rainy and cold. I can relate to the image. A bit too much shadow in the left and right panes. Great poses.

d e v e l o p m e n t
by bnilesh

Comment:
Nice sequence shot. Like the colors, except the tan in the middle and right panes. The tan isn't too bad, but I think it'd look better with green background.

'Down' On The Farm
by Sheryll

Comment:
Interesting image. You've done some things here that are a bit unusual. You've combined bright colored images of the turkey head and wheel, with a natural tan shot of the corn. Not sure the small borders help. Much of the top pane is OOF due to shallow DOF and includes much more than is needed above the turkey head.

Weathered
by ronaldfw

Comment:
Lots of lines going on here. To me, this is more of a pattern image. As such, it succeeds quite well with all the angles. Nice tones and uniformity of color / lightness.

Face to Faces
by chipuc

Comment:
What did I just see? Who was that cat? This is cute and does a great job of telling a story.

Dancer
by peter

Comment:
I like the blue, black & white motif. The center pane carries a lot of emotion and energy. Left and right panes are so dark they hide their contents. In the left pane, the white angled line seems very out of place.

Tri-polar
by MaryO

Comment:
Interesting concept and use of coloration. I think the offset panes add to this image - neatly aligned would contradict the title.