Side by Side

A double for photography course. Robert Mapplethorpe inspired (some of his portraits are just plain weird, but his flowers are nice!) and Diptych Design plus a bit of Affinity self-tuition (why don't I ever look in the workbook or at on-line tutorials first?!) et voila- today's word of the day aussi!

[JackieR]

@koalagardens I'm enjoying playing at diptychs-no plans to print any though!!

[katy]

@koalagardens how fun to see the comparison! I quite like the one in B&W

[moni kozi]

Excellent!

[Susan Wakely]

Such a pretty colour and love the B&W version.

[Anne]

Interesting to see these side by side, can’t decide which I prefer!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

nice!

[Jacqueline]

Nice work!

[Wendy]

Very nicely done - a great pair of flowers.

[Christina]

Great shots and I've learned (well googled) something new :)

[wendy frost]

Great diptych lovely flower to use and looks good in B/W

[Kathy]

Very nice. I would have not thought to put them together like this. The b&w does capture the contrasts better than the color version.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovley

[LManning (Laura)]

Great job! No idea how you did that, but I love the result. It’s quite striking on black.

[Carrie Shepeard]

Nicely done!

[Walks @ 7]

Very cool. I completely agree about Mr. Mapplethrope, he was had a wide array of subjects but, I love his flower work.

[haskar]

Well done.

[Casablanca]

Intriguing the way the B&W glows like it has had a bowl of Reddy Brek