In a recent article, I explained how to create a triptych in Lightroom . The solution covered the mechanics of setting up a triptych template in Lightroom . In this post, I’m going to address the issue of selecting images to use in the triptych. I’ll explain some rules of composition and show how I make a selection of suitable triptych photos. There are some basic rules of design that will help you layout a triptych and I like best the four rules Robin Williams explained in her wonderful book: The Non-Designer’s Design Book. In it she describes the rules of Alignment, Proximity, Repetition and Contrast and these form the basics of any good design and can be applied to our triptych. In our template design we already have alignment covered - the photos are positioned so the top and bottom of each image is on the same horizontal line and the spacing between all the images is equal

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