This is the screen shot of my final presentation or a triptych of my reflection unit:

In this unit, I made a triptych based on my photographs in set 2. I did not use photos in set 1 because my focus of that set was too broad and take meaningless photos if it reflected only a little bit of light; in other words, just pressed the button if the subject shined. Triptych is a unique way to demonstrate 3 photos that have very similar pattern or concept with other photos. That way, it can aesthetically appeal to the audience by creating a new, replicated shape and, in this case, effectively show the reflection on light, water, and glass. The use of different subjects per picture might give freshness to the audience so they do not get bored by the repetitive set of same-looking images. I think my overall work fits with the vision of Naoya Hatakeyama as he also uses reflection and creates replica.  Although I used triptych before, I thought it was the perfect process I could input to my images. Next time, I want to make the photos more abstract, or use three photographs that have the same subject and combine it.