All images copyright L.P.Lawhead unless otherwise noted. My photography is less about events than about what remains when they pass. I’m interested in restraint, attention, and the subtle ways everyday environments hold memory without asking for interpretation.
Tuesday, June 30, 2020
Drost Park Triptych
I'm not a huge fan of triptychs, but I don't really hate them. I'm sure I've done at least 1 or 2 through the years... but I can't remember any specifics.
Meanwhile, over at 365project, there's a challenge going on to do a triptych in the style of David Hilliard. Now, my first challenge was to look into David Hilliard. And he has some VERY cool stuff. So, I've been thinking for a couple of weeks about trying a David Hilliard style triptych. But only thinking.
I realized yesterday that I was about out of time, so I tried a couple of things during my lunch time walk. But then I didn't get any processing done last night. And then realized this morning that today (6/30) is the deadline. So I reviewed yesterday's images, pict a series, processed them on the phone (Snapseed). And then created the triptych in Powerpoint, and saved a screen capture. All a bit low tech, but didn't turn out too bad.
Looking at the entries, there are several really great ones!
I do like the technique, will have to try some more attempts.
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I'd not come across David Hilliard before reading this post so I too had to look him up. I'm not sure I particularly enjoy his photos and wouldn't want to emulate his style but as an exercise . . . and having looked at some of his landscape triptychs . . . I can appreciate what you've done here.
Some of his stuff I liked quite a bit. Others not so much. But I wasn't bored, and that's a good thing!
probably my favorite:
https://leahtebbuttphotography.weebly.com/uploads/2/9/5/8/29585265/4325988.jpg?940
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