Macro Diptych 

Create a diptych—a pair of images that work together to tell a visual story, contrast themes, or emphasize textures, patterns, and details.

Diptych photos are connected somehow; they can be similar or opposites.

Guidelines:

1. Use a Macro Lens – Capture intricate details often overlooked in everyday life.

2. Choose a Theme – Your diptych should have a conceptual or visual connection. Some ideas:

   • Contrast (natural vs. manmade, organic vs. geometric)

   • Before & After (decay, transformation, change over time)

   • Texture Exploration (soft vs. rough, smooth vs. bumpy)

   • Color Play (complementary colors, warm vs. cool tones)

3. Composition & Lighting – Pay close attention to focus, depth of field, and how lighting affects the subject’s details.