Your pictures on the theme of 'bright lights'
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We asked our readers to send in their best pictures on the theme of "bright lights". Here is a selection of the photographs we received from around the world.

Jane Luetkens: "I liked the abstract patterns made by the Christmas lights and tree branches."

Zoe Rawcliffe: "A foggy morning walk."

Tony Dowell: "Sometimes it only takes three candles to provide all the bright light you need for a game of cards and happy reflections on the day's forest walk... Orongorongo Valley, New Zealand."

Matias Alvarez: "As I attempted to dodge the flying sparks, I lifted my head and saw this man with a stick over his head seeming to enjoy the mayhem of the Catalonian tradition known as the Correfoc."

Zaid Al-Hilli: "Capturing the golden hour bright sunlight on the streets of Melbourne."

Tony Cook: "I was having breakfast in the garden one fine May morning when I noticed morning dew on my crocosmia leaves. I used a macro lens and got in close, shooting against the sunlight. The white blobs are out-of-focus dewdrops."

Monica Berry: "Playing with a torch to create Spirographs."

Kelsey Hilgers: "Jellyfish illuminated at the Georgia Aquarium."

Ian Knight: "A fairground ride at Trentham Gardens, part of the Winter light trail at the famous Staffordshire tourist spot. I had no tripod with me so the camera was balanced on a wall to take this long exposure shot."

William Caldwell: "Fairground rides at night on Nairn Links."

Elena Raikhlin: "Captured in Amsterdam on a cold, rainy day, the department store's bright lights were irresistible, piercing through the gloom with their glow."

Robert David: "Christmas en Pointe: A concept shoot with my daughter."

John Barnes: "A rainy night in London."

Pokman Cheung: "Catching Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms exhibition at Tate Modern and being momentarily transported to the centre of a galaxy."

Mark Hazelwood: "Using shutter speed to capture the glorious bright lights of Regent Street at Christmas, shot on 35mm film."

Rachael Blakey: "Lighting up a light bulb with a candle, photograph taken in New Brunswick, Canada."

Jojo Arnell: "Boscombe Pier in England. Did one half of the pier have a power cut?"
The next theme is "agriculture" and the deadline for entries is 7 January 2025.
The pictures will be published later that week and you will be able to find them, along with other galleries, on the In Pictures section of the BBC News website.
You can upload your entries directly here or email them to yourpics@bbc.co.uk.
Further details and themes are at: We set the theme, you take the pictures.
All photographs subject to copyright.