When you share images on social media, are you telling a story? While one image may speak for itself, sometimes it makes sense to create a diptych, triptych, or collage of images to make more of an impact. I shared the diptych above on my Facebook page instead of adding each one individually because I think they make each other stronger. The contrast in color, focal length, and composition when juxtaposed in such a manner make me look closer at each panel. At the same time, each image emphasizes the closeness of the couple, which is the goal of an engagement session. That aspect, as well as the warmth of the images, relates them to one another so that they are able to work together.
Do you have a preference in how you share images, or what you are drawn to when other photographers share theirs? If you're interested in displaying your images in groups, you can create templates in Photoshop really easily. Using the same border thickness from one template to the next and adding your logo or name to each template will make the process of inserting your images and exporting for web sharing super fast!
-Friday Ambassador
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