Pictures placed in design wont display correctly in browser.

Question

As I continue to work on my website I continue to come across issue with muse.  Following issues I have is with the display of photos placed on a webpage not being correct.
Below is an image of my page design:
Page setting is as follows:
Page Width 960px; Min Height 521px
Columns 5; colums Width 168px and Gutter 20px
Margins Top 20 Bottom 20 Left 20 Right 20
Padding: Top 119; bottom 0; left 0.
Centre Horizontally.
As you can see that images placed on the page are placed next to each other.
The first Image of the cargo ship, is as follows
x: 100  y: o   w:441  H:292
the second image of the lighthouse is as follows;
x:341  y:0   w:243   H: 413
When I preview it I get the follows;
This is just one of many issue I am facing with using Muse.  The images have been optimised for web using Photoshop CC, Save for Web, and the sizes have been reduced as well.
I am not sure whether this is an issue with Muse CC or whether I am doing something wrong.  I cannot find any tutorials that address this issue, and I have no clue where to go from here.
These images were placed on the page using the Place command.
The control bar's pin has help solve some of the issue I was having but not on this occassion.  Any advise would be appreciated as it is stopping me from fully publishing my site on the web.
My default web browser is Google Chrome.

Answer 1

Hi Aish I did what you asked by it didnt have an effect on what I wanted.  I left pin both picture, they were together, and showed in the browser to left of centre of the page.  I want the lighthouse pic to be centre in the middle of the page, and the picture of the cargo ship, to go from the left of the browser to the edge of the Lighthouse, which is shown in the design mode in my first post.  It is obvious that Muse is not wysiwyg (what you see is what you get).  As what is displayed in the design mode, first image above and what is displayed in the browser view ( second image) are two different images and not similar at all.  And when I centre pin the two images they are togther in the middle of page and the second images doesnt touch the left edge of the page.  The lighthouse should be the full height of the page from just touching the header and footers.  But I think the issue is that the pages could be set to scrolling or expanding pages and not a fixed height.