Fiona Campbell- I loved the cables and arches. Changed to black and white on the computers photo editing as I felt it showed off the angles better. It was raining when i took this so was hard to get a clear shot with decent light. Taken on Camera fujiXT30i

Vivienne Christison- taken on my Samsung s24 phone. The photo shop - has been edited to crop & straighten it.

Vivienne Christison- taken on my Samsung s24 phone. Reflections of new & old - has been cropped

Vivienne Christison- taken on my Samsung s24 phone. Street - has been cropped and changed to greyscale.

David Cooper -Enclosed are my three photographs on the theme of bicycles, plus one of the bridge because I quite liked it. The aim of the shots was to illustrate how the display acts as a piece of sculpture having little to do with cycling or bikes.

David Cooper - on the theme of bicycles

David Cooper - All three were taken with my phone as they were much better than the ones I took with my camera. One and two were cropped and enhanced, the third slightly cropped.

David Cooper - Put this in just because I liked it.

Fiona Campbell- In this final photo it was very wet, its not something I would normally keep but I liked the fact it was where the old meets the new, and that was also represented with grandparents and and grandchildren on a day out. It kind of told a story. 

Fiona Campbell- The photo below was the view of the city as I crossed the bridge, I loved the fact the sun was trying hard to make a show! 

William Dyer - I just like experimenting.

William Dyer- The motorcycle close up included an app on my iPhone, when I found a “spot light” that isolated the part you wanted to concentrate on.

Jo Capek -The Piston Gear.  Zero editing done to this image of oh-so typical Victorian engineering.

Jo Capek - The Tall Ship.  Maintaining the golden ratio, I cropped away about 5% from top and left.

Jo Capek- The Museum Building.  Again, maintaining the golden ratio, I cropped away about 10% to remove some of the plaza. I took one from the dockside which had great reflections of the tall ship, but I selected this one as it proved modern architecture can sometimes come up with attractive buildings.

Janice MacKenzie -Here are my photos from our visit. I went for the Sci Fi Galactic Adventures Exhibition theme in the end as they were the better of the photos I took! 

Photo 1 -Taken on IPhone, cropped

Janice MacKenzie - Take on iPhone and cropped.

Janice MacKenzie- Taken on iPhone and cropped

Stuart McColl- I wasn't able to attend on the day of the visit but these were from my visit just after the Govan - Partick Bridge was opened. All were taken on my phone and some onboard editing was used (cropping, saturation, sharpness and on the subway train and Star Wars pics - Vignetting)

Stuart McColl-

Stuart McColl

John Milne - I did not like my photos and like others found the lighting difficult . Accordingly I enclose a picture, 3 versions thereof. 

Taken with my camera. 1 normal, 1 black and white and 1 in sepia. The latter being more in keeping with the historical period. No more amendments made.

Anne Brooks - I found this project a bit tricky. The museum is so crowded with objects and information that it was hard to get a decent shot of anything! 

All taken with iPhone. Cropped to try and lose the obvious hint of museum - information panels and small visitors (!). Filtered and edited for brightness etc using Snapseed on my iPad

Anne Brooks

Anne Brooks -

Vicky Blainey- like other I found this project difficult due to numbers of people, exhibits being close together and the lighting. These were taken with an Olympus OM5 and edited on Snappseed and Photoshop Express. I chose Emergency Vehicles as my theme.

Vicky Blainey- Fire Engine Badges .

Vicky Blainey-