Weekend readers' in pictures: Surveillance

The Winner: "This was taken on holiday in Cuba. Mending cars in Havana is less of a hobby, more of a day-to-day necessity. Nevertheless it still seems to fascinate passersby - locals and myself included” Photograph: Russell Dennis

The runners-up: "This was taken of a cat eyeing up his dinner while on a fishing boat in San Francisco. The cat’s wide eyes show how much he wants the fish" Photograph: Helen Murphy

"A police marksman on the roof of Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall as Gordon Brown is crowned Labour leader below" Photograph: Mark Whitaker

"I took this picture in Rome last October two people watching the Sunday afternoon strollers in a piazza in the Trastevere region. I like the contrasting expressions on their faces" Photograph: Howard Groves

"Two swans made abstract by their underwater surveillance" Photograph: Jennymay Logan

"A scarecrow surveying his surroundings. The recent snow made him stand out' Photograph: Mike and Glynis Miller

"Jodrell Bank radio telescope in low cloud. The telescope being hidden in the cloud struck me as symbolic of the fact that in a surveillance situation, the watcher wants to be invisible to the one being watched" Photograph: Molly Davies

"Taken on Charing Cross Bridge, looking towards the South Bank" Photograph: Patrick Dodds

"This was taken from our doorstep during a summer holiday on the Isle of Jura. The red deer was watching us from behind the undergrowth" Photograph: Paul Reed

"I took this photo at Tate Modern. The sun streaming into the Turbine room reminded me of a church window" Photograph: Simon James