We asked our readers to send in their best pictures on the theme "outdoor art". Here are some of the pictures we received from around the world.
Aurelius Pinheiro
Aurelius Pinheiro: "The seemingly bare walls of Croydon [London], brought to life by the local artists. If you are around the High Street, these murals are hard to miss."
Adrian Warr
Adrian Warr: "The artwork, named The Bristol Whales and designed and built by 'Cod Steaks', was installed at Bennett's Patch & White's Paddock Nature Reserve in 2015. The head of a humpback whale and tail of a blue whale are depicted by the six-tonne pieces, which are made from willow harvested in Somerset. According to the Avon Wildlife Trust, which manages the site, the area has a whaling history dating back to the 18th Century."
Jenny Pearce
Jenny Pearce: "The hammock is ready."
Lee Slater
Lee Slater: "A felled mighty redwood tree has been recycled into a collection of sculptures in the Hanmer Forest, New Zealand. Keep an eye out for beavers, rats, dogs, birds and Gollum peaking out from amongst the trees."
Yvonne Warriner
Yvonne Warriner: "One of the beautiful wire fairies created by Robin Wight at Trentham Gardens, Stoke-on-Trent."
Michelle Kelsall
Michelle Kelsall: "During lockdown last year I learned how to do double exposures in my camera. It's very much trial and error. This is one of my favourites taken in the garden, of a hosta leaf and gladioli. It reminds me of a painted fan."
Jan Sonenthal
Jan Sonenthal: "This is the colourful painted art gallery building in Eastbourne, East Sussex."
Marek Olejarnik
Marek Olejarnik: "A sculpture located at the Park of Spa Naleczow in Poland."
Victor Tregubov
Victor Tregubov: "I found this beautiful piece of art (I cannot call it graffiti) in one of the tiny lanes in Salzburg, Austria."
Michelle Pack
Michelle Pack: "Spotted this on my walk in our local woodland."
Christopher Pond
Christopher Pond: "While pumpkin picking in Dorset, we discovered this giant pumpkin monster."
Amanda Van Meter Burch
Amanda Van Meter Burch: "It's always darkest before the dawn."
Stuart Else
Stuart Else: "A photographer giving some scale to the huge Reformation Wall, Geneva."
Michael Salander
Michael Salander: "With so much to see in Venice above ground (or water), it's rare that you find yourself looking downwards, but I felt that this was worth photographing."
Annette Mills
Annette Mills: "Classics in the sun."
Julia Jacs
Julia Jacs: "A kitchen sieve to protect a pink succulent from the frost."
The next theme is "woodland walk" and the deadline for entries is 18 May 2021.