C&C \o/

AnCatDubh

Being absolutely honest here, I didn't set out to capture a diptych. Infact I didn't set out to capture anything. It was just one of them things. Situational. Does that matter?

While the two images weren't taken with the intention of a diptych, I did get the feeling of a story in the car park as I moved through it. In reality there was none. meh.... my imagination can make up for that which reality doesn't provide :P - the darkness and shadows, figures shifting through from their parking space towards the exit and the reverse. I only shot two images down there and on review thought they would work well.

I like the end result but know little about putting a diptych together other than take two images which you like and/or tell a story and align them to make a sequence.

Does it work?

C&C welcome.

mehfesto

I think this is great. Really sets a mood, which I think photography should donmore often. Great presentation.

I don't think they'd work as single images, for whatever reason, but like this they're great. Really interesting. It's like that old saying - great art answers no questions, it asks more!

BlastedGlute

I quite like these, and as a set I think their very nice. I could see them in a kind of trendy bar/cafe/nightclub, maybe backlit in a nightclub actually. Cool

artyeva

[on a very basic level here] both the subject matter, the way they are presented, and maybe even the point of view they're taken from makes me look left then right, left then right, left then right again... which is how i look when i walk through carparks like that... so i can check that boogeymen aren't going to jump out at me from behind pillars or parked cars...

m-i-m-m-

Ya they work really well, sets the imagination off and I can look at them for ages. Quite a dark cinematic atmosphere... I like them.

Trigger76

Look cool, would be great album/CD cover material

Typhoon.

looks cool.... has a Dirty Harry feel... reminds me of a 70's thriller movie set in LA or San Fran.... nice work