"On a hilltop overlooking Havana, Cuba is a vast open square called Independence Square (Plaza de la Revolucion) which can hold over a million people at one of Fidel Castro's rallies. One of the buildings, the Ministry of the Interior, bears a vast portrait of Ché Guevara". Taken by Elliott
"The remains of a farm vehicle on the family farm, Woodenup, in Western Australia - it has been parked there since a bush fire burned down the house outside which it was parked". Taken by Liz
"The view as you board the Star Ferry from the mainland to Hong Kong Island is normally spectacular. I was initially disappointed with the heavy cloud cover that was there throughout my visit. However the sight of the skyscrapers in front of the peak is still awe inspiring". Taken by Lynne
On Butterfield Green, North London, the photographer checks that the yurt he has been building is coming along ok... Taken by Geoff
"The ancient city of Siena in Tuscany has this strikingly beautiful cathedral in black and white stripes. At night when the tourists have left it stands almost alone in all its grandeur". Taken by Michael
"This picture was taken in Seoul, South Korea and it is a traditional Korean village. There's not many places like this left and the big pottery jars were used to make Kimchy the ubiquitous hot cabbage pickle found all over Korea". Taken by Hannuna
Found this spray-image on the bridge from the canal towpath in Jericho, Oxford to Fiddlers Island. He seems almost part of the bridge now. Taken by Rich
This is a view through the doorway of St Patrick's Chapel, built around 1500AD, in the grounds of Glastonbury Abbey. Taken by Rich
"Sunrise on summit-day Imja Tse after a 2.30am start. Cold thin air. Stunning scenery". Taken by Oliver
"I loved this image as soon as I saw it. It's hard to read but it says: Very Important Moss and I just thought it was funny but at the same time I loved the fact that the Japanese give such importance to the moss to have it labelled like this!". Taken by Hannuna
"A piece of art I found on a bridge in Christchurch, New Zealand. it spoke to me". Taken by Caroline
This was the view from the Forest Department boat on the sunset trip at Periyar Nature Reserve- an area of 777 square kilometres of protected land in Southern India. Taken by Rich
"This ancient dead Oak Tree in Kensington Palace Gardens London is decorated with tiny ceramic elfin creatures". Photo by Mike
This is an installation at Union Station, Toronto which is part of the inaugural Luminato Festival of Arts and Creativity, 2007. Taken by SachaMassaGonna
"A newly discovered mountain in Greenland which looks just like an Egyptian pyramid, if there wasn't any snow". Taken by Chris
Situated in Tunisia (the Northernmost African country), in the Tataouine district (the name of which inspired George Lucas to name Luke Skywalker's home planet Tatooine in Star Wars), a ksar is a type of fortified village. Taken by Zvi
"The beach next to where my parents used to live in quite a remote part of northern Malaysia. Usually deserted and at night you could hear all the animals in the jungle. Very memorable place for me". Taken by Rachel
"The picture of the dog is of the loneliest, freest dog I ever met. He just gallops round the park all day and keeps himself company. He wears no collar and has no bonds. He seems to know every nook and cranny of the park". Taken by Dan
"A photo taken from halfway up a sand dune on Farewell Spit, the most remote bit of New Zealand that I visited". Taken by Caroline
This house is in Sedona, Arizona. It was striking to see how it has been built with red rock sympathetic to the dazzling reds of the canyons all around. Taken by Rich
High up a tower in central Oxford, this saintly statue is to be found with a bird-like gargoyle for accompaniment. Taken by Rich
