Weekend readers' pictures: Monochrome

Philip Johnson: “No people, no wildlife, no colour. I took this last winter in the parkland of Wentworth Castle at Stainborough, when the world was strictly monochrome”
Photograph: Philip Johnson

Tom Osman: “A table and chairs at Tate Modern. Well, monochrome doesn’t have to be black and white, does it?”
Photograph: Tom Osman

Matt Martin: “Alex at OHWOW ­gallery in Miami. It’s a huge building painted black and white. And my friend was wearing the ­perfect T-shirt”
Photograph: Matt Martin

Frederick Hannay: “I was interested to see how this photo, taken at a high shutter speed into the sun, of people playing in a fountain, transformed a colour photo into monochrome”
Photograph: Frederick Hannay

Alan Lavery: "Taken on a street corner in Milan"
Photograph: Alan Lavery

Stuart Coleby: "Keep your eyes on door number 7. We're not quite sure what's going to come out of there next..." Photograph: Stuart Coleby

Gary Smith: "My young twins getting some early-morning exercise with their whippet on a local beach"
Photograph: Gary Smith

Henry Cooksey: "The only source of light in the Basilica di Santa Sabini was the strong light streaming through the windows at the back. I saw this person sitting there and the almost halo-like effect the light was giving. It seemed appropriate for the setting"
Photograph: Henry Cooksey

Kien Pham: "A crocodile farm enclosure on the Mekong river, Cambodia. They are terrifying but terrific looking creatures!"
Photograph: Kien Pham

Grace Royall: "On the South Bank, a man was learning to walk in Powerizers but the shadows almost tell another story"
Photograph: Grace Royall