Do you have a link to this??

Are you trying to get a demolition order for the place, Sean??

Anyway - why would you enter this photo to the DR, Sean? I thought you guys referred to it as the Daily Rhebel??

Best of luck with your effort(s), David!!

There are so many possibilities, Ken. When I lived in Glasgow, I had the best landscape outside my front window - the Campsie Fells, and to the left were the Old Kilpatrick Hills and a view of Ben Lomond, continuing in an anti-clockwise direction you could see the once-iconic Red Road Flats (multi-storey blocks, for those wondering), then beyond the Provan Gasworks you had the Cathkin Braes in the far distance, and sitting just in front of them was a view of Celtic Park. If I was to take a pano though, it would be of the snow-covered Campsies, Ben Lomond, and the Old Kilpatricks.

Duly noted, John.

You can also increase the prize money if you get a picture of the signage above the main entrance with the Tesco logo!!

They're only looking for photos of Scotland - emigrating to there is down to personal choice. We haven't got around to payback for the Highland Clearances... yet!!

The above newspaper are offering up a prize of £500 to the best amateur landscape image of Scotland, following on from a new book that's been launched (full article in this link).

If any of you are interested in submitting your shots, then follow the instructions in the article - I might even have a go myself.

Have you tried the PhotoMerge tool that is loaded with Microsoft's Live Photo Gallery app? It will allow you to blend this kid into the shot.

Andrew, I was thinking along the lines of you having accidentally pressed the RC button with a heavy object when it was stored away.

Does the manual for both cameras suggest compatibility?

Sounds as though it's incompatible with both these cameras, Andrew. Either that, or the battery in the remote has gone flat.

Just in case - I have a Hello Kitty digital camera that I bought for my 4-year old niece from ADSA recently!!

Moral is: never try to outwit a Scotsman when it comes to offering up a bargain!!