Your pictures: Coffee break
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Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "coffee break", and we begin with a picture by Helen Errington.
Si Cunneen: " I even found a mug with coffee break on it, so just had to buy it so I could break it."
Pete Edmunds: "My father enjoying a steaming cup of coffee complete with a mini milk bottle. This was shot in a Cheshire cafe in March 2015. A poignant shot, since it's the last photo I took of him. He passed away five months later."
Graham Denyer: "Its 11:05, and my coffee clock says it's time for coffee break. Be careful not to eat or drink the digits, as you'll lose track of the time."
Beowulf Mayfield: "I was hoping to make use of a sunny day by taking some pictures by the Thames and put a 1960s Halina 35x film camera in my bag along with my digital [single-lens reflex (SLR) camera]. It was just as well I did, because I forgot to replace the battery in my SLR after recharging. A useful lesson learned. I stopped for a cappuccino at a riverside cafe and enjoyed sitting out in the winter sun - even if it was freezing cold."
Tim Evans: "Image taken on a shoot at Southport, back in the day we shot with film ([Kodak] Tri-X)."
Chris Whittier: "My son's toy dinosaur, which I photograph on travels, prepares to enjoy an elegantly prepared cappuccino in Kampala, Uganda, during a meeting break."
Nicola Santelmo: "In an operative room, all the coffee breaks are precious. These are some moments of relaxation between a lung transplantation and the surgery."
Laura Greenwood took this picture in a coffee shop in Barcelona.
Billy Thursfield: "While on holiday in Namibia, my wife and I enjoyed a welcome coffee after an early start to climb Dune 45 for sunrise. A wonderful way to start an amazing day visiting Sossusvlei and the Namib desert."
Cynthia Ong-Lamb: "My love for coffee took me to this shot of our coffee-capsules holder. It's also a joy seeing the capsules sliding down each time a capsule is removed."
And finally, a picture by Kit Haigh who said: "A freshly made cup of coffee taken on the opening day of Catpawcino cat cafe in Newcastle upon Tyne." The next theme is "Sundays", and the deadline for your entries is 1 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 or go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/inpictures and look for Share your photo.
- Published17 January
