Your pictures: Plinths
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "plinths".
Judith Booth: "The Little Mermaid sitting alone on her granite plinth in Copenhagen harbour, with her face turned away from the crowds. The swan sailed into the shot, and it looks as though she is giving it her full attention."
Stuart Charters: "Taken on top of Notre Dame cathedral, looking out over an autumnal Paris. I don't think I will ever get bored with that view."
This putto photographed by Adam Staincliffe stands tall on its plinth in the warm sunlight.
Jenny Downing: "It always pays to look up - by doing so in Prague, I spotted two pink plaster giants balanced on the thinnest of plinths, managing to support the weight of someone's balcony on strong shoulders."
Becky Hamilton's black-and-white image shows a snow-speckled sculpture on a tall plinth.
Robert King: "Gift Horse by Hans Haacke, on the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square. It is wonderful that such a public place in London is given up to an ever-changing series of art installations."
Doris Enders: "These graves[tones] were thrown off their plinths by Hurricane Harvey. I took this photo in Rockport, Texas."
Alfred Berkhoudt: "This is a detail of the plinth for a statue of Ivan Krylov, in the Summer Garden in St Petersburg. Krylov was a famous Russian fabulist who lived from 1769-1844."
Susan Clark's image of this sculpture contrasts traditional clothes with a modern cityscape.
Bill Hancock: "Old wooden groynes at Easton Bavents, in Suffolk, make an attractive viewing point out to sea. In the distance is an oil tanker at anchor, resting almost on the plinth top. Love the upcycling and use of old timber."
Marius Voica: "Plinths at Apollo's Temple in Didyma, Turkey, one of the largest of the Ancient World."
And finally a cat curled up on a plinth, by Christina Sage. The next theme is "Strange but true", and the deadline for your entries is 12 December. If you would like to enter, send your pictures to email@example.com. 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.