Putting people off coming to Britain: your pictures

This inclement anti-promotional poster comes courtesy of Katy Parry, who has even suggested an alternative caption: "Bleugh Britain."
Photograph: Katie Parry

A surreal contribution courtesy of Joe Walker
Photograph: Lee Jackson

Perhaps over the top (but with a gram of truth in it), says Emily Sorensen of her poster
Photograph: unknown/Emily Sorensen

Paul Bayfield plumps for a sarcastic / honest approach
Photomontage: Paul Bayfield

Thinking about living in England? Have you really thought this through, wonders Shaun Walsh
Photomontage: Shaun Walsh

"Self explanatory," says Matt Murphy of his effort, not being underwater being something migrants look for in a country Photograph: Matt Murphy

Great Britain: a land of baffling signage and limited opportunity, suggests Iain Paterson
Photograph: Iain Paterson

Lee Jackson's effort also draws attention to the UK's fine weather. Extra marks for the 'Britain is closed' logo Photograph: Lee Jackson

A "home made job" from Linda Marian, who we think may be suggesting that Britain is a dump
Photomontage: Linda Marian

Lucy Maxwell should work for the Florida tourist board. She's certain her stark poster would do the trick."It convinces me. Every day..."
Photomontage: Lucy Maxwell

"An adaption of the 'GREAT' Britain campaign," explains Jon Worth - who is offering some kind of exchange, perhaps?
Photomontage: Jon Worth

A minister suggested the campaign could "correct the impression that the streets here are paved with gold". Ian Douglas has taken care of that
Photomontage: Ian Douglas

Clare Cooney with a politics / transport double whammy
Photomontage: Clare Cooney

Beckett Vester also thinks a reminder of our weather should do the trick
Photomontage: Beckett Vester

"I think I covered everybody," says Andrew Campbell-Howes. An exhaustive list - we particularly like the addition of 'dying bees.' Photograph: Andrew Campbell-Howes

Anna Regeniter thinks "this pic might do the trick" - it's certainly to the point Photograph: Anna Regeniter

Finally, Nathan Page isn't exactly full of patriotic pride, but still can't resist a dig at our neighbours across the channel
Illustration: Nathan Page