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Your pictures on roleta da megathe theme of 'glass'25 February 2025ShareSaveShareSaveWe asked our readers to send in their best pictures on the theme of "glass". Here is a selection of the photographs we received from around the world.Long TruongLong Truong: "Between glass and sea, between presence and memory. Shot at sunset along the California coast, using glass as a portal to blend reality with memory."Sandy McCuneSandy McCune: "While travelling across London, I noticed this person engrossed in their mobile phone while leaning up against the glass."Gill StevensGill Stevens: "The Herring Gull would tap on the skylight window above my work desk, much to my amusement. I think it also looks like it's standing on ice."Jane LuetkensJane Luetkens: "I am of the age when I am losing my marbles but came across the marbles I played with as a child. I still find them beautiful."Stephen CarriganStephen Carrigan: "I used my lens ball on Crosby beach Liverpool. It was a beautiful, still evening with the statue looking on. Love the reflection from the ball."Mark AshmeadeMark Ashmeade: "Taken in a bar with dozens of glasses - with a 50-year-old Minolta Rokkor PG F1.2 58mm lens on a modern camera. The lens just melts everything else outside the subject glass. Wonderful."Jojo ArnellJojo Arnell: "Selfie in the reflection of a broken shop door window in Plymouth UK, 2019."Seán Silvia and Izabela MatysiakSeán Silvia and Izabela Matysiak: "We inhabit and project ourselves onto our city in a multi-layered conceptualisation, leaving reflections that place us deeply within and flat against, colouring the cityscape with our shadows."Sven-Olof JanssonSven-Olof Jansson: "Shot this Las Vegas glass roof from beneath, as it was Illuminated by a low January sun."Philip WarrinerPhilip Warriner: "I took this picture using a macro lens to capture close-up bubbles on glass."Gianlorenzo MasiniGianlorenzo Masini: "Red wines demand respect."Sean CorlettSean Corlett: "When the weather isn't the best, this is a pretty good indoor photography project. I have placed an iPad in a dark cupboard and then put a bulb on top of that. Whatever is displayed on the iPad is reflected in the glass of the bulb. I tried several different pictures on the iPad but this one is my favourite."Sirsendu GayenSirsendu Gayen: "The colours of a rainy day through the glass window of the car."The next theme is "monochrome" and the deadline for entries is 4 March 2024.The pictures will be published later that week and you will be able to find them, along with other galleries, on the In Pictures section of the BBC News website.You can upload your entries directly here or email them to yourpics@bbc.co.uk.Terms and conditions apply.Further details and themes are at: We set the theme, you take the pictures.All photographs subject to copyright.Photography
