Bridgewater Canal.

This is the Bridgewater canal at Worsley, Manchester. The distinctive colour of the water is not from pollution, but is caused by iron salts in the local rock. The white building in the middle of the photo was built before 1725, originally as a house, then altered in 1789 to be used as a nail-maker's shop.

[Christine]

Beautiful tones

[Lisa Stein]

Gorgeous building and scenery. Excellent capture and processing, Lee.

[Beryl Lloyd]

@pflaume Lisa has taken the words out of my mouth !! Would make a delightful Calender Picture !! Fav

[Gill W]

Gorgeous building and composition. Love all the detail that you have captured.

[Tim]

Beautiful scene Lee. Love the toning and colour. Great processing.

[David Shimmings]

Splendid processing - you've made it look like a Victorian print!

[Angela]

I love this- great composition, superb colours and light and if this is at all the result of processing, I like that too!

[Hilary]

Super shot very good processing

[Dina Sigtrix]

nice

[Fisher Family]

A beautiful shot of these attractive canal-side buildings!

Ian