Stereo Vision

[JimFox]

I found this cool birch tree in Michigan by the Lake of the Clouds, and I ended up taking 2 shots, 1 with the tree and to the left, and 1 with the tree and to the right. As I was processing these in my Year End mad rush, I know Triptych's are popular (though I don't really do them) so I wondered how a Duotych would do, or if it's even a word....

All comments and thoughts are welcome as I am not sure how well I like this. It's different, but I don't know if different it good.

Jim

 

[Jeffrey]

Interesting idea, Jim. At first one might naturally expect mirroring, but it is not. Great colors here.

 

[AlanLichty]

I started to look at the pair of images as if they were a stereo pair and quickly discovered my error as my eyes protested

Interesting way to display this pair of images and as Jeffrey already mentioned really nice colors.

 

[John Holbrook]

Diptych, interesting idea too.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Nice presentation Jim.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Nice one Jim. I have a pair of images that I have been thinking of presenting this way. Now you beat me to it.

 

[JimFox]

Interesting idea, Jim. At first one might naturally expect mirroring, but it is not. Great colors here.

Thanks Jeffrey, I didn’t even think about the mirroring aspect.

 

[JimFox]

I started to look at the pair of images as if they were a stereo pair and quickly discovered my error as my eyes protested

Interesting way to display this pair of images and as Jeffrey already mentioned really nice colors.

Ha ha, the title of Stereo Vision was a last second as I was creating the thread. Because yeah, they are 2 different images of the same tree, but not mirrored.

Thanks so much!