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Are there any sizing guidelines?? I mean, is there an ideal or prescribed proportion for the panels?? Or the space between them??
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Nudes are encouraged, of course.
The easiest way to size these is to crop each image to 16X9 then combine in photoshop, leaving the vertical margins untouched. Then overlay a white bar @ 10 pixels (give or take) to split the difference between the first and second and second and third photos. I messed around with it for a little while, and this seemed like the easiest way to do it! Paint would work, too. And probably a little easier. aha
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Tony mentioned that he is doing one. I hope there are more!
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I'm working on it. Should be ready over the weekend.
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Back from a Cali road trip in a week or so... then, I'll put something together too.
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Are you driving out?
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Sorry, bro. Yeah, I drove there with a friend, stayed in LA for a few days, then flew back. Home now. Triptych to come.
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Finally finished my triptych. I had been meaning to do this for a while, but have been really busy lately. Hopefully we can get more people doing this, it's a great idea.
I'm even using the idea on my blog to spotlight various photographers. Many of the photographers here in the SPC I'd love to spotlight, so feel free to let me know if you're interested. All you will need is a triptych self-potrait and it will be some great publicity. I got "freshly pressed" the other day with one of my photos and it ended up getting 5,000 views in one day. So my follower base is worth reaching out to. This is my favorite group on Flickr, would love to spread the word about some of you guys.
Anyways, here's mine
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PS - I hate my headshot in this one haha.. it took me a bit to loosen up, I had plenty of choices for the feet, only one for the head... tssk tssk tssk :(
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Seems like the unwritten rule is to have an old film camera too. Imma be all over this sometime this week. Unless I forget again.
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You don't have to have a bloody camera in the shot... haha. that wasn't the point. If you have something else, something more fitting, I'd rather see that! Be creative.
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Hey Guys,
Heres my Triptych attempt. When I seen this project I taught it was fascinating then I seen the work by Adde Adesokan and it's mind blowing. I knew the type of image I wanted but struggled to put it together until my friend whos much better at photoshop helped me.
Thanks for looking
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Here's my try. I now know what I'd look like as a midget..
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Maybe I'll just hold up a sign that says "old film camera" or something.
Posted 3 months ago.
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Or a beer.
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Both, please!
BEER!
Posted 3 months ago.
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"will work for beer"
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second colin's response
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Here. I did it.
Actually, I did it a long time ago. It takes me a while to catch up with these things.
No beer here, just an old film camera. RESHOOT.
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hahaha ... dylan that's freaking hilarious! seriously you guys look like midgets.
it looks like fun though ... i might have a crack at this interesting triptych! :)
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