Fun triptych portrait

It’s time to get creative! The team show you how easy it is to capture your subjects in portions

EVER FEEL LIKE you’re in bits and pieces? Here’s a quirky and creative portrait technique that uses the feeling figuratively! By shooting three individual images of someone's head, torso and feet, before stitching them back together in a triptych, you can create a zany stylised portrait that can't fail to raise a smile. The popularity of this technique can be credited, in part, to street photographer Adde Adesokan, whose series Triptychs of Strangers gained viral success online. Adde used this technique with fantastic and inspiring results and has put together a collection of triptych portraits on flickr. Check out his take on the idea for yourself, here: http://bit.do/DSlr-adde. The trick when shooting your own triptych portrait is not to aim for the three images to line up – quite the…

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