Your pictures: Photographers
- Published
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "photographers" and we begin with this picture by Vineetha Sush of Beachy Head on the UK's southern coastline.
Juliet Evans: "The unknown photographer at Boscombe beach, Dorset."
Madhu Jagdhish: "My wife is capturing the relaxing moments of my sister in her own way, after viewing the sculptures of 900-year-old Dharasuram Temple on a hot, humid day."
Marianne Kragh Pedersen: "Jump to it, Koh Tao, Thailand. This group of tourists posed for a number of photos. They were having a good time, except for the guy to the right, talking on his cellphone. He didn't seem keen on the fun in the sun and opted out."
Adam Simmonds: "Taken on Brighton Pier around 1979 on Kodachrome 64 in a Canon AE-1. Two photographers in a window - the top right is me (reflected shadow outline), the other?"
Dipin Augustine, a travel writer and interested in photography, sent this shot from Kerala in southern India.
Jenny Downing: "There's a shopping mall in Port Vell, Barcelona, which has a mirrored ceiling by the entrance. Everyone who looks up and notices it immediately whips out a camera to take a quirky self-portrait. With a bit of clever positioning, you can instead photograph the photographer - sometimes with amusing results."
Anna Sobotka: "It is hard to predict the moment a big chunk of ice wall fell off the face of the glacier. They missed it. The image was taken during a cruise from Punta Arenas to Ushuaia in Chile."
Doris Enders: "She was as quick as me!"
Sue Smith: "On a trip to take sunset photographs on Painswick Beacon [Gloucestershire, UK], I spotted these photographers on their trip to take the same sunset."
Graham Moore: "I’d call this Framed. My photo of someone taking a photo at the Red Fort, Agra."
And finally, a photograph by Marcin Bieszczanin. The next theme is "translucent" and the deadline for your entries is 25 March. If you would like to enter, send your pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.uk. Further details and terms can be found by following the link below this gallery.
- Published17 January
