Old Wrench - Wet Plate trio

• eddie gunks

• Dec 28, 2008

great one!

after seeing your triptych i have been thinking about doing some....i was only going to do 2 (what is that called).

eddie

 

• scootermm

• Dec 28, 2008

diptych maybe?

 

• Alex Hawley

• Dec 29, 2008

Good job Matt. Its not necessary for the panels to line up exactly. The human eye makes the connection. How did you move the camera? Linearly or pivot on the centerline?

 

• brian steinberger

• Dec 29, 2008

Very nice. Unique idea as a triptych. Looked like a chainsaw as a thumbnail, kind of funny. Great work tough!

 

• Dietmar Wolf

• Dec 29, 2008

very well done!

 

• Uhner

• Dec 29, 2008

This is indeed a very nice triptych. I think that the slight un-alignment of the image parts adds to the image as a whole.

 

• jordanstarr

• Dec 29, 2008

I think as long as the exposure is nailed, the lining up is secondary and usually not needed. If it was exact it would look like you just cut it up

 

• Vincent Brady

• Dec 29, 2008

I think this works really well and the colour adds to the final composition.

 

• photomc

• Dec 29, 2008

Now that is sweet, Matt. Hope everyone will click the link to the larger image, so you can see how sharp it is and all the detail that just does not come across here.
Nice long pause between shots I would guess, so that makes it even more impressive to me.

 

• Jersey Vic

• Dec 29, 2008

Fantastic idea and very well realized. Great stuff.