Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: wood

I chopped up a damaged pallet for my brother-in-law's stove. The short planks were uneven lengths. When they stood upright in an old vegetable box it reminded me of a skyscraper city. Then I went a bit mad with Photoshop Elements. It's the sort of thing I do when I am too tired to do sensible things with my photos.

Two photos of tall bare trees - one just recoloured and the other more seriously messed about with in Photoshop Elements - superimposed on one another. All in all a worthwhile experiment.

Another impressionistic moment of Photoshop madness! Solarization and saturation combined with a somewhat dubious caption! A groyne, for those unfamiliar with the term, is another word for a breakwater, used on beaches to reduce the movement of sand or shingle. The groynes on this beach have been broken down and worn away by the sea without being repaired or replaced. The original, untouched photo is next to it. www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/32187757