Using PhotoShop to create a Triptych

When a single image doesn't have the impact, but a series of three tells the whole story, a triptych can display the pictures beautifully, particularly if you add some 3-D "depth" into the display.
John Gravett is the author of "PhotoShop for Landscape Photographers" published by Crowood Press. This video includes additional techniques not included in the book.

[@sandysox]

You are a star....looked at all the videos and decided I could not do this...then you came along...❤❤....I am dyslexic...and I could follow easily on my phone as you showed it step by step and not talked a hole in my head xxxx

[@janismcgowan9283]

Wow! Really nicely done and quite helpful. Thanks.

[@rodtaylor7690]

Thank you John, an easy to follow method, and also shown me the fun of the fx button lol. Great video :) Cheers, Rod

[@avredeveld4330]

Thank you for this clear and easy to understand explanation on how to make a triptych!

[@jrpea67]

Thanks for a explaining triptych in Photoshop. I will now practice and watch your tutorial again.

[@johnhenderson5389]

Another grand tutorial. I have tried this before but my efforts were very amateur. Missing the extra examples at the end of the video ! Keep up the grand work and stay safe !

[@merbella4201]

Love it - the holes are interesting ... the one on the left looks like its punched through both the front slate and the background slate to some hidden (and wonderful) landscape beyond; but the one on the right looks like its a view to the slate behind !

[@MarinCTC]

Thanks I used to be able to do these in elements but trying to get to grips with ps now

[@rp-c6324]

You should say what keyboard commands you use and you didn't finish off the image ie flattening etc... But yes looks great like the two strokes.