I am working on a project for a B&W book focusing on shoreline. I have 23 images so far, here are four.
Yes Kipper, is you line up three of these four, you could have a triptych.
Which do you recommend?This is the project that led me to try a T vs S test that is discussed separately.
JackJack, I’m going to limit myself to picking my favorite shot, which is the one with the file name that begins with i-dkR. (As an aside…where did those weird names come from?) I like the sky best in that one. I’m a sucker for cloud formations…we have lots of them down here in Florida. I don’t see a triptych here, but if anyone can make it happen it’s you!!!
David,
Thanks for your advice.
There is no planned triptych here, as the images will be on individual pages in a book.
But you are right, if there was one, I would find a way.
The naming of the images occurs because I am uploading the files to my website first.
Then I do a screen save from that website, and the website gives them the strange names.
Am I right that there is now a limit on the size of a image uploaded?JackI was reading a blog about entertainment trends in Asia when I saw someone mention spinogambino in the comments. I decided to take a look, just for fun, and ended up playing blackjack. The first few hands went poorly, and I was ready to quit, but then I managed a comeback that made it all worth it. It’s funny how a single round can completely change your luck — kind of like life sometimes.
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