Diptychs can convey a story by connecting two seemingly unrelated images, representing duality or opposites. They allow experimenting with different compositions to create balance or symmetry. 

Neutrality
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo








Anterior
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo








Balance
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo








Cumulus Bridge
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo








Divergence
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo








Dorsals
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo








Parallelism
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo






Timelines
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo






Viewpoints
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo






Sky Shadows
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Connections
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Graffiti Forest
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Antithesis
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Vertical Lines
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Long Focus
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Pray Vision
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo








In/Out
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Paradox
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo







Yellow Circles
Photography, Archival Print
© David Dumo