Some superb photographs of Cambridge at night plus other photographic information and tutorials.

http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/cambridge-gallery.htm

http://www.sedgleymanor.com/historical/crooked_house.html

I put this in the English Pub thread but it might be interesting to people who like English factas and history aswell.

Very interesting, Stephanie.  There's no way they'd give a license to a building like that over here.  The town I'm from in PA had mine subsidence as well, and some buildings actually collapsed.  The jr. high school I went to had a huge crater open up on the street in front of it, and they then closed the school.  Pity, because it was a great building.  And all that happened a good 40 years after the mines closed.

That sort of thing has happened around here too Ruth! The Crooked House is a weird place - it's like an optical illusion when you are in there - you feel like you are walking up when you are walking down! I was on my way there to take some photos for the site a few weeks ago but there was a fire in the woods, the fire engine was there and it's only a single track road. I will have to go there soon! Thanks for the lovely comments by the way Ruth!  

You're most welcome, Stephanie.  I see they have a waterfall inside the Eden Project.  Must be interesting.  They had (have?) a similar project here in Arizona, down around Tucson called Biosphere.  I'll have to look it up to see if it's still in operation.

http://www.mikemcfarlane.co.uk/gallery/

I love the work of Mike mcfarlane, his sea scapes are brilliant.