Phil Sutters' photos

I have no idea why I thought it a good idea to punch numeric holes in this tangled mess. Was it a Valentine's Day protest or celebration?

I am not sure how I did parts of this bit of lunacy. I know I thought 'Well that's not what I expected, but its rather good, so I will keep it'.

Another one that nearly got away!

Tonight's simple bit of nonsense! Looks a bit like a 1960s Formica table top?!

For an attempt to explain the creative process please see www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/52314682

For an attempt to explain the creative process please see www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/52314682

Three versions of an abstract image, created from a picture of the swirling sea below Splash Point, Seaford. The base layer was copied and the copy was turned through 90 degrees and stretched to the same width. The layers were each treated with a 'color gradient' which turned the various subtle tones of the sea into different colours. The hues in each layer were then changed, creating two different colour mixes. The layers were then 'multiplied' together making yet more colours and shades as the ragged shapes interacted with those going across them at right-angles. The layers were then flattened into one layer. Then three versions of that were made by using the 'adjust hue' slider. As I have said before, it is a lot easier to do this than say it!

- but gum is horrible to pick off the soles of humans' shoes too.