Your pictures: In the Shadows
- Published
Joanna Barnes: "This is my cat Marvin lurking in the shadows, ready to pounce on his prey. I love his concentration and how you can see details like the little moles on his nose."
Peter Ellis: "A spontaneous shot taken during a walk in New York City, August 2009. This is one of my favourite pictures - it was the last roll of film I put through my camera before going digital."
A man protects his eyes from the sun.
Rob Bridden: "A cyclist emerging from the darkness. Accidental underexposure led to this striking image."
Verna Evans: "A statue in the shadows, which cast a shadow in turn on the wall of a cafe in Kew Gardens, London."
Pubarun Basu: "This is a ritual performed by the Santhal tribes in Nepal and India, where the young women of the community pray for the first time under the guidance of the Elders. The younger generation are always blessed while under the shadows of the Elders."
Thais Verhasselt: "A picture taken on London's Hampstead Heath in the evening, capturing the silhouette of a dog and his owner. A mysterious picture which reminds me of the Tintin & Snowy cartoons, on one of their numerous adventures."
Michael Romagnoli: " A horse and its shadow."
Helmuth Nieves: "I took this picture in a public park in Villavicencio on a late rainy afternoon. This beautiful butterfly is an example of the rich biodiversity of Colombia, where you can easily spot different species."
And finally an image of a woman by Daniel Furon. The next theme is "active", and the deadline for your entries is 26 June. 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 to "We set the theme, you take the pictures" at the bottom of the page.
- Published17 January 2023
