Inverse diptych
Cool interpretation of the theme
And the only panopticon I know is from Foucault's Discipline & Punish (not for the faint-hearted) so I'm grateful also for West End Girl Laura's research.
MobiColour RESULT: MC #48 DIPTYCH - Dec 26, 2016-Jan 1, 2017
Inverse diptych
Cool interpretation of the theme
And the only panopticon I know is from Foucault's Discipline & Punish (not for the faint-hearted) so I'm grateful also for West End Girl Laura's research.
The Apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
On one of my dog walks I found a smashed iPhone. I'm guessing it was stolen and destroyed. I knew there was one tree in the village that still had apples on it, so hey presto! PhotoCollage and Stackables.
On one of my dog walks I found a smashed iPhone. I'm guessing it was stolen and destroyed. I knew there was one tree in the village that still had apples on it, so hey presto! PhotoCollage and Stackables.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Woohooooo! [emoji106][emoji23]
"You always hurt the one you love."
iPhone 7 Plus native camera, Diptic, Snapseed
Evocative (my first thought/feeling was *ouch*) .
Nice work with the palette, btw.
I like diptych in art/photography bcs it issues such a strong invitation to the reader to find (choose, dream up) the connecting/integrating narrative.
Blame my liberal arts background: I could write a paper on the meanings and metaphors I find in this pairing. The framed, meshed window, inside-looking-out limited view of that broad expanse of nature; and the visibility of that bit of 'nature' cluttered & littered by beer bottles that reference the worst of 'culture' . . . And that's without even thinking about the meanings evoked by the title.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
My first idea was/is twinviewer. You can compare 2 pictures side by side and save them as one in full res. [emoji4]
But for sure any other collage app might be able to handle two pictures. Photostein, photoTangler, Montage, TurboCollage, Fuzel, moldiv, Picsart … far too many to list. Not sure what I'll end up with … finding the motive is much harder than to find an app … [emoji1]
Thanks Gouvy! Veritable fountain of app information as I knew you would be! There's a start, sinnerjohn - and I'm off to check out twin-viewer. Never heard of it.
I thought, cool nice pics! 
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Perfect.
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Oooo, I felt that.
"You always hurt the one you love."
iPhone 7 Plus native camera, Diptic, Snapseed
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
That's the one I have because of FundyBrian. The app is free, but to save the two in one picture you have to buy the inapp. Or you do a screenshot, but I think there are the buttons visible in it. [emoji4]
And yes!!!!! ImageArt Ann, of course! Pixlr! [emoji1]
Brilliant Jilly!! [emoji1360][emoji173]
Thank you! The palette was created inside Diptic...they have a few filters you can choose from. And I'm happy this was able to evoke different meanings... [emoji4]
So near, and yet so far.
Clever! I didn't think it was a diptych at first.
rizole
It's not even my banana.
I've read Foucault. :shudder: My wife thinks his name is mispronounced. Say the first 4 letters together and then the last ones seperatly keeping the T silent.Inverse diptych
Cool interpretation of the theme
And the only panopticon I know is from Foucault's Discipline & Punish (not for the faint-hearted) so I'm grateful also for West End Girl Laura's research.
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Not very pleased with this but I've done the work so here it is.
Difficult to get the shots you want with 2 impatient kids, largely unwilling to be models. I like the geometry of it if nothing else.
Difficult to get the shots you want with 2 impatient kids, largely unwilling to be models. I like the geometry of it if nothing else.
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I've read Foucault. :shudder: My wife thinks his name is mispronounced. Say the first 4 letters together and then the last ones seperatly keeping the T silent.
If it's French she's probably right - the last letter is usually silent.