Gareth says: "This was shortly after the rain had stopped and we were driving off the island back to the airport. We saw a couple of cars parked by the side of the loch and realised that their occupants had identified a good photo opportunity ... so we pulled over and I got my camera out."
Photograph: Gareth Smith
Photograph: Brian Minkoff
Rosalind says: "What British landscape would be complete without our ever-present dogs? This was taken on the glorious south-west coast path in Cornwall, heaven for dogs and humans alike."
Photograph: Rosalind Tabberer
Jo says: "Permanent caravan park on the edge of Brean Sands, Somerset. There are a seemingly endless number of caravan parks in this area, overlooking the huge expanse which is Brean Sands and the muddy flaps of the Bristol Channel, broken windows and for sale signs."
Photograph: Jo Halladey
Glenn says: "Daily life begins as the beach comes to life. Moving clouds drift out to sea, the sun warms the air and laughter can be heard in the distance."
Photograph: Glenn Humphrey
Miles says: "This is a scene from around Harborough Rocks, near Brassington in Derbyshire, taken from the High Peak Trail. The sheep have a hard life in these exposed uplands but cope with it with an admirable fortitude. Or is it simply resignation?. Theres something reminiscent of penguins in Antarctica, making their legendary trek."
Photograph: Miles Halpin
Photograph: Colin Roberts
Dave says: "If this picture should be retaken by an ancestor of mine at the start of the next century, what chance the view will be one of windmills?"
Photograph: Dave Wright
Photograph: James Homer
Photograph: Ben Hall
