I really enjoy how these are puzzled together. The continuing form broken up by the various frames is really well done.
Thanks for sharing this,
- Thomas
Thanks Valerie, I really enjoy these..they are always a visual feast and each one so unique. Have you had the chance to make a 'large' one yet? The idea of one of your composite pano's covering an entire walls just blows me away...hope to see one soon.
These are great and this one is no exception. It's obviously spurring on your vision and creativity & that's wonderful.
I went back to look at some of the earlier ones again and really enjoyed the Valerie Gallery
Thanks so much for the encouraging comments! I do have one "big set" working in the darkroom. Each image is on 11x14 paper (10 inch images). A real bugger to print each tonally similar!)
Nodal point?? I just set the thing on the tripod and go. Sort of like coloring outside the lines in a coloring book.
beautiful work you are doing!
they remind me of one of those puzzle toys you have to get things in the right sequence ... ( the ones i can never do )
in addition to the imagery, i like how you are letting some
of the "squares" have anchor points ( the sky in the right one, and dark tones in the left one ) and the shadown in the middle ...
panoramic adapter? is that you turning the tripod head