Church Steeple Triptych

[Anita Bower]

I created a triptych because I can't decide which of these versions, if any, I like. I thought I'd see what this forum thinks. (I see that the photos are not properly lined up.)

[Julie Brown]

Hi Anita. My eye keeps going to the middle image. Probably because of the background. I also like the blue sky with clouds as a backdrop for the steeple and angled roof.

[Dennis Bishop]

I like all three, together, Anita. However, if I were to pick one, it'd be the first with the third a not-too-distant second. The colors in the second work well together, but I'm not sure about the orange in the sky. I like the first better than the third because the sky is there and has some interest but isn't distracting. The lines are quite nice in the base image, and I like the composition.

[Hazel Grant]

I think it depends on why you created this. If for a more traditional/modern version, I like the one on the right. The church has a more modern application to the traditional style steeple and the more realistic sky works with this. The one on the left, the sky is a big blah to me. If you are looking for a more stylistic image, then the center one because it has more stylistic lines and colors.

[Jay Sheinfield]

Nice comp, Anita. Good triangular lines......I like Number 1, if I had to choose, and the set works well together.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Anita, I like #1 the best also because the tones of the roof and steeple are reflected in the sky. And I like #3 because it reminds me of a Norman Rockwell

[Paul Lagasi]

#3, give me a blue sky anytime...works very well as triptich...I might have reversed the image in the first frame...but thats just me

[Anita Bower]

Thank you all. I'm not particularly happy with any of the images. My husband pointed out that the steeple doesn't go with the other roofs. I think he has a point.