I have to agree with Ray. The peeping round the door changes the whole feeling. Without that, the expression could, "Oh Dad! Put that camera away!".
But with the door.... you could sell that to the NSPCC for one of their campaigns.

Another cracking shot.

3 & 4 for me. As Martin says, the greens look better in the last one, but then, I suppose you can't control the clouds, especially in the Lake District.

Thanks Peter

You could be right about the bridge, I'll have to wait until I can go to the museum when they are open. I might be able to get different angles to avoid the new stuff.

Yep, I see that too. I haven't touched the image though
I'll check the original when I get home

Martin...you are a star!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I found it and it works..no more drunken images from me!!!!!

Thanks Martin, just reading it now.

PSP9 doesn't appear to have that function. I have to manually rotate the image and guess by how many degrees.

Sorry Sir..I'll try harder next time

They've obviously cleaned their act up. I was expecting lots of chimneys pumping out black smoke and they weren't. I couldn't get close enough to the pipe work etc due to big fences and intimidating warning signs..

Brings back some memories...of my dad's and grandad's cars!!

I've got friends like that too. Unless there is a chance of death, it's not worth doing

Yep, I plan to go back when the museum is open and get closer to the boats. But this was 8am and everywhere was locked up.

As for the tilt...I must get me a tripod with a spirit level

Funnily enough, I was at the Holiday Inn that same night...didn't even know it existed until then.

As I was walking in over the bridge I made a comment to my friends about having to get back with my camera. Next time you are stopping there, if you have time to go walk about on an evening, maybe I could come and join you