2 December 2010Last updated at 09:22

Your pictures: Windows

Every week we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week's is windows and we start with this photo sent in by Tracey Malone: "View of windows through my bedroom window in Bangkok."

Ximena Velez-Liendo: "Crystals formed on the plane window."

Guy Armitage: "Rays of light from a stained glass window falling on a tomb in the City of the Dead, Cairo, Egypt."

Krishna Sabbineni: "The shadow of my window on the wall made a surreal impression."

Debbie Walpole: "This was taken at a friend's wedding where I wanted to take a photo from outside looking into the action of the party."

Jo Keegan: "Window originally referred to an unglazed hole in a roof. Window replaced the Old English ‘eagþyrl’, which literally means ‘eye-hole'... so here is my son using his 'eye-hole'!"

Simon Riggs: "Early morning view through ruined fisherman's cottage at Loch a'Bhraoin, Highlands of Scotland."

Lee Morris: "Owen was stopping people as they went past with a cheeky smile."

Dominic Baker: "Early winter reflected in the windows of the maintenance shed at Salmo Creston Pass on Highway 3, British Columbia."

Frederick McLean: "Front windows of a vintage bus at the Isle of Wight bus museum." Next week's theme is text. To enter send your pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.uk; follow the link below this gallery for more details and terms.

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