Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: Tate Modern. Southwark

For another view of this exhibit please see www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/46588476/in/album/1058646

Every so often an image seems to work better in mono. This one looked a bit bland in colour. The contrasting light and shade are more evident in black & white. It is always worth having a look at an image in more than one way. Changing to mono can be done several ways in Photoshop - using some presets or just using the saturation slider.

To see the original image please see www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/46641966 As far as I remember this version was created from two layers, with the top one 'skewed. by dragging the top-left corner about two thirds of the way across the top edge. The two layers were then treated to different colour gradients and filters, before being merged.

A cube of mirrors, both on the outside and the inside. There is another one of our experiments here www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/46588464/in/album/1058646

One of, if not the, first shots taken with the panoramic setting on my compact camera, spurred on by seeing the panoramic shots my grand-daughter was taking on her fairly basic smart phone.

Does anyone remember k'nex? It was a construction toy with plastic rods linked by connectors,.like a rather more solid and intricate version of the above. The connectors had a 45 degree option.