Your pictures: Statues

Each week we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "statues" and we begin with this photograph taken by Jason Shrubb, who said: "Ice cream and bunnies, roll on spring."

Dafne Corvetto: "This is a tiny statue I made out of a little piece of chalk. It's painted with glue and it's just 16mm [0.6in] high."

Tom Lowther: "This is the Workers' Party monument in North Korea's capital, Pyongyang. The statue features the hammer, sickle and writing brush, representing the worker, the peasant and the intellectual."

Amy Smith: "A security guard reads his paper next to a statue of rioting workers in downtown Shanghai."

Marijke Durieux: "I found these randomly discarded studies behind an art studio of a college and was captured by the realistic expressions, despite the impurities and the surrounding rubbish. Maybe a bit like real life?"

Patrick Temmerman: "A golden angel adorning the main building of our local botanical gardens in Leuven."

Alan Thomas: "A statue at Oslo's Vigeland Park."

Carolyn Ablett: "In the Chinese town of Chongwu, Fujian province, you can buy almost any type of statue. These Teletubbies are currently for sale."

Anne Stephens: "Some wacky seabirds at Morecambe. I was using black and white as I was taking pictures of an art deco hotel nearby, when I spotted these sculptural cormorants on the sea front."

Joona Niskanen: "A statue on top of the Helsinki Cathedral at noon."

Jo Loney: "Catching a child statue, taken in gardens on Scilly Isles."

And finally, a photograph by Steve Thomson of the Commando’s Memorial just outside Fort William in Scotland. The next theme is "Christmas" and the deadline for your entries is 17 December. If you would like to enter, send your pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.uk. Further details and terms can be found by following the link below this gallery.