Weekend readers' pictures: Lines

Jon Garrett: “Final preparations for the opening ceremony at the Fromelles ­Pheasant Wood Military ­Cemetery in France – a fitting tribute to those frontline troops lost in the world wars” Photograph: Jon Garrett

Kevin Pickavance: “What struck me was the way in which the late-afternoon sunlight reflected to create an interesting linear ­pattern on the floor of Tate Modern" Photograph: Kevin Pickavance

Sonali Campion: “A team of locals paint a zebra crossing in the main square on a lazy afternoon in Chivay, southern Peru” Photograph: Sonali Campion

Melanie Henry: “Waiting for a bus after a day out on Gozo. The sun was in a perfect position to catch our shadows” Photograph: Melanie Henry

Olly Denton: "The Tokyo International Forum building. I wanted to wait for just one person to walk through the shot, but in the fashion of Japanese officialdom, sitting on the floor was totally prohibited, although crouching an inch above the floor was fine! I ended up crouching for so long, I could hardly walk..." Photograph: Olly Denton

Hamish Symington: "I took this while flying over Bourn, just outside Cambridge, a couple of weeks ago. We were turning to line up with the runway and I happened to notice the farmer cultivating his soil at a different angle to that at which he'd harvested the corn" Photograph: Hamish Symington

Bettina Schmid: "The pattern on the Northern Line platform at Angel caught my eye after a night out" Photograph: Bettina Schmid

Paul Shearsmith: "Lines of fish, lines of eyes, lines of tails, lines of scales, lines" Photograph: Paul Shearsmith

Tom Bamber: "The soft petals are a great contrast against the hard pavement" Photograph: Tom Bamber

Vic Lawson: "I was attracted by the colours of the salt pans in Lanzarote, which together with the lines of the walls look as if they could have been painted by Mondrian" Photograph: Vic Lawson