Olympic Contrast

The past few months I've been interested in how people present their photography. Presentation can be done in so many ways, and often with social media we see only a haphazard presentation. Sometimes it's chronological, other times it's algorithmic. However, every once in a while you run across a set of images that are presented in a way that makes you stop and think a little differently about the photos. For example, I really like the way photographer Brenton Clarke shares some of his photos on his Instagram: Example 1, Example 2. Another unique presentation that I enjoyed recently was by photographer Owen Perry on Steemit @circa1983 and his Marina Vignettes post.

The goal for tonight's post was to find two images from my trip to the Olympic Peninsula that complement each other in some way. I didn't shoot with this in mind so I could've done better, but I chose the photos above based on their contrasting elements. Photo one is primarily light colored with a dark center, and photo two is mostly dark with a light center. The colors are not identical, and the contrasting shape in the center is different, but I think they would look alright together if hung on the same wall.

What do you think?

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