Brighton & Hove Photoshopped & not!

No audience - time to relax and check his social media! He obviously wants people to 'like' him, or Tweet him or perhaps see what he has put on You Tube. I don't recognize the fourth social medium channel.

A brief history of the Pavilion can be found at brightonmuseums.org.uk/royalpavilion/history/history-of-the-royal-pavilion This panorama is a cropped 35mm-type digital photograph.

This is a replacement for a photo that had a digital processing error on it which I had only just noticed. As the 'replacement' function has still to be fixed there was no option but to delete the original and upload a corrected version. Fortunately, although the incorrect version had had 150 visitors, there were no comments and only one star from an account that isn't there anymore! Perhaps the error put people off or perhaps the photo isn't worthy of comment. Perhaps I shouldn't have bothered to correct it! The top of the nearest lamp-post was at a slight angle - not another Photoshop processing fault!

One day when my wife was meeting friends in Eastbourne I decided to take the train in the other direction and revisit Shoreham-by-Sea which we had briefly visited a few years ago. Of course the rail traffic isn't too exciting along Southern's 'Western Coastway', but there is an ancient church, the beach & harbour and a large array of house boats. While waiting for the delayed train to Seaford, this crew came and set up on the neighbouring platform but didn't actually seem to film anything specific. They packed up and moved away within a few minutes.