Digital Camera World

Show off your shots in a triptych

Jon Adams

Jon is a professional photographer and writer. He also provides one-to-one and smallgroup tuition in both digital SLR and Photoshop image-editing skills.

Make a panel of three images that work together, and you’ve got a triptych. The best ones are connected by a common thread, though this can be as overt or as subtle as you like. You may want to use the same subject captured from three

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