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Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme.
This week it is "splash of colour".
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John Brown: "A friend owns a collection of frogs which he allows me to
photograph. We allow the frogs to do pretty much anything they want with
the props we use on the day."
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Wayne Rathbone: "A Namibian lady from the
Himba people covered in Otjize paste, a mixture of butterfat and ochre
pigment. The paste is used to protect her skin against the hot sun."
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Peter Ellis: "These flamboyant flamingos were photographed at The
National Zoological Gardens of South Africa in Pretoria."
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Cally Stephens: "The Red Arrows at the Royal Naval Air Station in
Yeovilton this year."
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Che Meriales; "This photo was taken from across the Saint Lawrence River
during the Montreal Fireworks Festival on a hot summer night.
Silhouetted against the smoke is the Jacques Cartier Bridge, which was
closed to traffic. You can actually walk up and watch the fireworks up
close and personal."
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Brian Morris: "Radishes on sale at a Sunday farmers' market in New
York."
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Louisa Purvis: "A novice monk has a bit of fun at the Hsinbyume Pagoda
in Mandalay, Myanmar, providing a splash of colour against the brilliant
white stonework."
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David Hunter: "The remnants of a rainbow add a splash of colour to this
monolithic apartment building in South Melbourne, Australia."
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Daniel Furon: "A submarine sits on a splash of dyes."
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John Allen: "I had taken several still life shots of these tulips over a
number of days. When the petals began to fall, they told a very
different story. They still had those bright colours, now mixed with the
sense of things passing, of time moving on."
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Les Golding captured this life float in a bright blue pool. The next
theme is "skies" and the deadline for your entries is 7 August. If you
would like to enter, send your pictures to [email protected]. Further
details and terms can be found by following the link to "We set the
theme, you take the pictures" at the bottom of the page. |