Duo: pairs of images

Rod Smallwood: Nether Moor Images

I wondered whether a pair of images might give a better idea of a location than a single image. Well, of course they do, but this is another n+1 situation – are three images better then two …

The real issue is not whether you can say more with more images, but can you select a pair of complementary images that provide more insight than just the sum of the two images – in technical terms, can one get a non-linear interaction between the images? It is fun trying, but the jury is out.

Graffiti in the Peak District: left, Curbar Edge; right, Brassington.
North coast of South Georgia, late afternoon, and whale catchers at Grytviken.
The Padre Antonio Rönchi museum in Villa O’Higgins at the southern end of the Carreterra Austral in Chile, and an Estancia on RN9 north of Puerto Natales, Chile.
Búđir, Snaefellsness, in a force 9 gale, and Strandir, Iceland – the trees originate in Siberia.

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