Weekend readers' pictures: Green

Tim Holsgrove: “I took this shot while cycling round ­Rotterdam with friends. The colour brightens up an ­otherwise dull area, but I also wanted to highlight green forms of transpor­tation, so took the picture with a cyclist in it. It’s part of a photo ­calendar project” Photograph: Tim Holsgrove

Naomi Roberts: “This delightful ribbon of green breaks up the unrelenting dryness on a road leading into the High Atlas mountains of Morocco” Photograph: Naomi Roberts

Dominic Barringer: “The original green-eyed monster – and green everything else, for that matter” Photograph: Dominic Barringer

Jude Kendall: “Green is a vibrant, rich, earthy colour, – to me it is life and youth. This photograph is part of a series I took around the feelings evoked by colours. Cody, the model, ­decided she’d get in the pond, and ­something magical happened” Photograph: Jude Kendall

Cherry Hamilton: "I rescued this defunct circuit board from the bin because I thought it looked so beautiful" Photograph: Cherry Hamilton

Darren Kearney: "This was taken in an ancient forest 1500m above sea level near Dorrigo, on the way to Brisbane from Sydney.The mist gave the scene an ethereal quality" Photograph: Darren Kearney

Gail Davies: "Green, black and yellow... Ship's deck or abstract art?" Photograph: Gail Davies

Jane Bell: "Taken on a recent trip to Newcastle upon Tyne, when the weather was kind. There was no wind, so the reflections in the river were amazing the colours were so vivid. I particularly loved the bright green of the Millennium Bridge lights" Photograph: Jane Bell

Anthony Day: "I was having a coffee in berwick street, London when this guy walked by. I love the way his outfit matches the green wall" Photograph: Anthony Day

Jim Carfrae: "Sheltering from the rain in an empty cafe above Budapest I was struck by the contrast between the red tables and the endless green forest beyond" Photograph: Jim Carfrae

Nicolas Croll: "Taken at the Olympic Stadium in Munich.  Every way you looked there were waves of slightly bilious green!" Photograph: Nicolas Croll

Mat Ranson: "This photograph was taken in Rototua, New Zealand. A row of bungalows were lit by haunting green porch lights. I used a slow exposure from my car as other cars drove past, creating the red light trail" Photograph: Mat Ranson

Susan Guy: "There's nothing quite like early morning dew on grass" Photograph: Susan Guy

Colin Irvine: "In contrast to the veteran Buicks and Pontiacs spewing exhaust fumes in downtown Havana, it was a joy to see these girls on their way to school in a bike taxi" Photograph: Colin Irvine