Hangman

Thanks to Billy K who has inspired me with his amazing diptychs. Though I

have obviously seen diptychs and other multiples before, never before have

they been paired as nicely as Billy K's. Here's my try at it.

Well done, Amy.  Billy K. is taking us to some curious and thought-inspiring places, and more of us should follow his lead.

Thanks for looking and commenting, Mark. PN is an inspiring place to hang out.

Amy

I love the way you find these great arrangements of objects and shadows and then capture them so beautifully. This is another wonderful example.

Thank you for your kind comment, Mark. 

Amy

An intriguing arrangement and division of objects both as a kind of diptych and within the panels themselves (especially the panel on the left with a lighter foreground in the lower portion and a deeper, darker background at the top).

Thank you Jack. What I myself find interesting is that these two photos were shot literally more than 6 months apart, in different settings and situations, and yet the shapes, forms and compositions turned out to be so similar. I did not pick up on this until I was looking for images to try as a diptych. I don't know what (if anything) that means, but the role of our unconscious in our art is something I always find interesting to consider.

Thanks for looking and sharing your observations.

Amy

Hi Amy,

You are successful in presenting what you set out to do.

That is something to be proud of . Nice results.

Best Regards, Mike

I really think that Billy K is onto something with his diptychs. I'm wanting to work some more with multiples. It's a bit of a challenge to find separate pieces that go well together, but this process has been most informative to do. Thanks you for your review.

Amy

Amy, I like this one very much. Second to none, I'd say.

Thanks, Roberto. This one turned out better than expected. Appreciate the look and the comment.

Amy

Now This IS... Kinky :=}

-r-

Thanks for the visit, Ray. 

Amy