Flint Hills Tryptich

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  Photo Engineer

• Mar 7, 2009

Alex;

Very nice. Of course you know I like your trytyches, but this one is very "soothing" and attractive to me. Very pastoral.

Ron

 

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  papagene

• Mar 7, 2009

Me likes it Alex.

gene

 

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  Alex Hawley

• Mar 7, 2009

Most warm thanks Ron and Gene.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Mar 7, 2009

Wonderful, Alex! Until I view the sliver of sky it feels almost intimate, but then it takes on the role of expansive landscape. Great near/far relationships and just a good view.

 

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  MarkL

• Mar 8, 2009

Wow, well done.

 

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  mikebarger

• Mar 8, 2009

Very nice Alex. Are they in burn season yet, weather has been goofy in southern Missouri. I have seen some burning here already.

Mike

 

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  dlin

• Mar 8, 2009

Very beautiful and well seen, Alex. I really like how the tones transition across the panels and the lines tie them all together. Each panel works on its own, but the sum is greater than the parts.

All the best,
Daniel

 

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  Alex Hawley

• Mar 8, 2009

Most grateful thanks to everyone. I'll chalk this one up on the "works" category.

Mike, yes, burn season is starting early and its because of the goofy weather. Its been highly frustrating for photography too. Nice during the week, nasty, like today, on the weekends. I have not done near the amount of shooting that I wanted to.

Best to everybody!

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Mar 8, 2009

This is to my eyes one of your most successful shots Alex. I love the tryptich composition it retains the interest right across the 3 frames.

 

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  Alex Hawley

• Mar 8, 2009

Thanks TEX. I just got done matting and framing this one, done with 8x10 prints. I squeezed it on to 25x13 mat, trimming a half inch off each side. The final came out to 21-1/2 x 9 inches. Pretty well fills up the 25x13 frame.