Weekend readers' pictures: Broken
Your best photographs on this week's theme, from a cracked wall to an abandoned guitar
The next topic is Extinguish (to appear 12 March). Email a hi-res image (one per entry), plus a sentence or two about what inspired you to take your photo, to in.pictures@guardian.co.uk by noon on Tuesday 1 March; please supply a daytime telephone number. Conditions apply - go to guardian.co.uk/inpictures/tandc for full terms and conditions.
To suggest a future theme, please email in.pictures.themes@guardian.co.uk
The next topic is Extinguish (to appear 12 March). Email a hi-res image (one per entry), plus a sentence or two about what inspired you to take your photo, to in.pictures@guardian.co.uk by noon on Tuesday 1 March; please supply a daytime telephone number. Conditions apply - go to guardian.co.uk/inpictures/tandc for full terms and conditions.
To suggest a future theme, please email in.pictures.themes@guardian.co.uk
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Ross Pichler
: “Our old house has many flaws, but they are part of its charm”Photograph: Ross Pichler
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Hans Hoekveld
: “A headstone in Quaëdypre, French Flanders"Photograph: Hans Hoekveld
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Katie Harkin
: “I dropped my multi-lens camera in New York; the resulting light leaks were particularly pleasing on this shot of a cemetery in Queens.”Photograph: Katie Harkin
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Jane Charlton
: “I found Pinocchio on a bric-a-brac stall in York. I attempted to put him back together photographically”Photograph: Jane Charlton
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Jim Grover
: "This broken branch was in Derwent Water just by Keswick last Friday morning"Photograph: Jim Grover
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Adam Akins
: "Fly-tipping or street art?"Photograph: Adam Akins
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Chris P Dennis
: "A goose's broken neck rests on the top of a butcher's cabinet at the English Market in Cork"Photograph: Chris P Dennis
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Ian Topham
: "One supersonic daughter plus one vase of tulips equals disaster - well, for one tulip at least..."Photograph: Ian Topham
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Lawrence Daykin
: "High in the turret of Conway Castle this scene struck me, as the juxtaposition of the medieval structure and the industrial railway was revealed by the break in the wall"Photograph: Lawrence Daykin
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Gitte Morten
: I came across this broken bird egg in an overgrown area of a local churchyard. I liked the patterns and the fact that it was perfectly balanced by the grasses"Photograph: Gitte Morten
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Catherine Smith
"When the temperature plummeted on Boxing Day 2010 a water main broke between Alsager and Oakhanger in Cheshire, causing this amazing ice sculpture by the side of the road"Photograph: Catherine Smith
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Mitch Howard
: "When my partner Jenny and I came upon this neckless guitar in a Suffolk field we wondered what broken guitar dreams led to it being abandoned"Photograph: Mitch Howard
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