22 July 2010Last updated at 08:31

Your pictures of the week: Holes

Each week we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week the theme is holes and we start with a picture from Dee of a building in Miami.

Mark Nedzbala: "Night light from a hillside in Ayvali, Turkey."

Andrew Richards: "Taken last December through the eye of the doughnut near Brighton Pier. Celebrating my 30th on this occasion and first ever photoshoot with a DSLR!"

Mark Dobson: "Sometimes holes are needed to climb into."

Darren Moss: "Monir Mikati traversing an eroded sandstone boulder in the rock climbing mecca of the Foret de Fontainebleau in France, the biggest developed bouldering destination in the world."

Jim Young: "My granddaughter Caitlyn looking through a hole."

Amol B Chougule: "A beach shot while coming out of a natural tunnel."

Susan Power: "I could not resist taking some photos of the doughnuts at Waterloo station - they tasted good, too!"

Natalie Bauer: "The Universal Soldier statue in New York describes the hole left by war."

Nick Gadaleta: "Seeing the NYC skyline from a new perspective."

Ju Barnecutt: "My Jack Russell loves digging into mole holes trying to find the animal - to no avail."

Graeme Gunn: "View of Stockholm at night through a porthole on a boat." Next week's theme is "drive"; if you'd like to enter send your pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.uk. Further details and terms can be seen on the photo blog: www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/photoblog.

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Your pictures of the week: Holes

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