Tate Modern Level 4 Sol LeWitt Upside Down Installation

This image was taken at the "Sol LeWitt Upside Down - Structure with Three Towers, Expanded 23 Times, Split in Three" exhibit. This art piece is located on the Natalie Bell Building Level 4 West floor of the main building of the Tate Modern. If you cannot find it, ask a member of the museum staff to guide you. By London Underground: - Closest station: Southwark (via Jubilee line) - Walk north on Blackfriars Rd/A201 towards Scoresby St - Turn right onto Scoresby St - Turn left onto Gambia St - Turn right onto Dolben St - Turn left onto Great Suffolk St - Continue onto Sumner St - Turn left Address: Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1 9TG

The gallery is open year round and there are no windows in this exhibit, so any month will bring you the same conditions. I suggest avoiding the weekends and school holidays for a less crowded experience.

Because there aren't any windows in this room, you can take the photo any time during opening hours.

This exhibit is large, so make sure to use a wide-angle lens (10mm) to capture the scale of the artwork.

Try to Include a model in your frame to add a sense of scale and to draw the eye to a focal point. I also think it's a good idea to have the model positioned in a unique way. Whether they are jumping, running or moving, find what stance you like best!

For a balanced and powerful composition, try standing in the middle of the room, in line with your subject.

Make sure to allocate a few hours when visiting this free-to-enter art haven as it is huge with many amazing spaces such as the "Turbine Hall" and rooftop viewing gallery.

I also recommend visiting Millennium Bridge, which is directly in front of the Tate Modern. If you cross this bridge, you'll reach St Paul's Cathedral, which is one of the most beautiful buildings in London.

Walk east along the River Thames to reach the tallest building in London: The Shard.