Weekend readers' pictures: Difference

Emma Wright: “Paradise Place, ­Birmingham: an ­unfortunate example of the difference between the vision of city ­planners in the 70s and the concrete reality” Photograph: Emma Wright

Mark Fox: “Among all the plastic clothes pegs on our washing line we have a solitary old wooden one. It does the job just as well, but grips slightly differently and leaves the occasional mark on the washing” Photograph: Mark Fox

Steve Dugmore: “At London Zoo just before Christmas, this giraffe was sunbathing against the wall of his enclosure. It made for a great shot, contrasting two similar patterns that are also so ­different" Photograph: Steve Dugmore

Adam Akins: “This pyramid-parasol took only minutes to create, courtesy of the trapped guard” Photograph: Adam Akins

Mark Granier: "I noticed this while walking along Dollymount Strand in north Dublin, where an old 'Ladies Bathing' sign remains (albeit slightly altered), framing another difference, the phallic Pigeon House chimneys" Photograph: Mark Granier

Adrian Egelton: "Camouflage? Pah! An agama lizard sunning himself in Kenya" Photograph: Adrian Egelton

Chris Bamford: "Even in death, and dying for the same cause, we are identified by our differences" Photograph: Chris Bamford

Jhy Turley: "Taken on the barren beach of Dungeness, Kent. I loved the way that light from the setting sun highlighted the old building and left the newer construction in the dark" Photograph: Jhy Turley

Simon Maddison: "Classic woman, modern man" Photograph: Simon Maddison

Ib Katznelson: "I was walking with my granddaughter Lily in Andalucia when she suddenly noticed this very special cat sitting staring at us" Photograph: Ib Katznelson