Coventry Cathedral Back Altar - Illuminated by Sunlight (Combination of My Hands On Art Work and Computer Software)

I experimented with some new computer software that enables me to alter, modify and enhance a picture.  The software is called GIMP - this is an example of my experimentation.  I took a picture of a piece of art that I completed in 2016 - it was created from a photo of the back altar at Coventry Cathedral - and composed of strips of colored paper woven into a background of umber paper.  Using GIMP - I enhanced the lines and the experience of the sunlight coming through the stained glass blocks in the back altar.

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