Weekend readers' pictures: Metallic

Mark Granier: “This shoal of fish in a huge aquarium in Tenerife reminded me of DH Lawrence’s line from the poem ­Little Fish: ‘Quick ­little ­splinters of life.’ ­Decidedly metallic splinters in this case” Photograph: Mark Granier

Rowan Cain: “Walking along Brighton seafront, this modernist eyesore caught the midday sun for a second. Although blinding at the time, the ripples in the metal appear in the photo like a tiger’s stripes” Photograph: Rowan Cain

Graham Roberts: “Their metallic ­enterprise is a source of immense pride for this Tamil Nadu father and son” Photograph: Graham Roberts

Hristina Hristove: “Falmouth, Cornwall: a hybrid shot of nature and metal” Photograph: Hristina Hristove

Mark Churly: "Taken around the Lloyds of London building. I liked the lines and light in this scene as the night was drawing in" Photograph: Mark Churly

Pad Swift: "There really were some issues about the weather when this shot was taken of Cloud Gate (known locally as The Bean) in Chicago's Millenium Park" Photograph: Pad Swift

Mike Lowcock: "The non-oxidation of this metallic tag contrasted with the oxidation of one of Gormley's Another Place statues" Photograph: Mike Lowcock

Katie Cullinane: "A channel across Sandhaven beach at South Shields. I just happened to catch the light bouncing off the sand and water at the right angle to create a metallic effect" Photograph: Katie Cullinane