We asked our readers to send in their best pictures on the theme of "my commute". Here is a selection of the photographs we received from around the world.
Russell Stoner: "California commute: My wife, Emily, in Hermosa Beach, California on her way to work in Santa Monica on Valentine's Day." [Russell Stoner]
Martin Blunt: "Commuting down the muddy paths of the New Forest after a late-night finish at work." [Martin Blunt:]
Sofia Capurso: "A shot of the Delhi traffic jam on a regular day, taken while stuck in a bus and feeling overwhelmed by the amount of typical vehicles trying to make their way." [Sofia Capurso]
Jan Hawtin: "My commute relies on my Oyster card. So why does it end up in a puddle on the pavement so often? Luckily I retrieved it this time." [Jan Hawtin]
Brian Minkoff: "Commuters and tourists on the Paris metro." [Brian Minkoff]
Tom Sterling: "Morning commuters in Saigon." [ Tom Sterling]
Sarah Metcalfe: "Bess enjoying the wind in her ears on the way to doggy day care." [Sarah Metcalfe:]
Rachael Blakey: "I took this photograph of a taxi and bus through a window with rain on it." [Rachael Blakey ]
Peter Delius: "Rush hour in Lisbon. People getting on board a ferry to commute from the city centre back to their homes across the river." [Peter Delius]
Michael Gal: "The Central Station in Sydney is always bustling. This time-lapse photo aims to convey the hustle and flow of travellers." [Michael Gal]
Renata Gusciora: "My daily commute in Melbourne, Florida. Waiting for the bus: 28 or 29? I am always on the run so I take whichever comes first as I need to catch a transfer next. 28 means a transfer at the mall and walk through the beautiful jungle garden and a chat with my turtle friends at the pond. 29 takes me to the airport so I can catch my transfer there, chat with my favourite bus driver and still have time to grab a coffee before I reach my destination." [Renata Gusciora]
Matteo Manuguerra: "These are some details of the objects, feelings or images I see every day when I am commuting. They are part of my daily life." [Matteo Manuguerr]
Amritava Chakraborty: "Passing the moon." [Amritava Chakraborty]
Mike Wright: "I've been retired for some time now, so I had to go a long way back for shots from my commute. On this occasion I had just left the outskirts of the city and got into the lanes when I drove past a gate and spotted the sunset out of the corner of my eye. I had to drive another mile before I could turn round and then drive past the gate to find somewhere to park. I grabbed the camera and sprinted down the lane and got this shot of the tractor and the gulls with the Rivers Tavy and Tamar in the background." [Mike Wright]
Graham Davey: "'No, I'm driving.' My daughters at the then-Windsor Safari Park (now Legoland) at the driving school." [Graham Davey]
Peter Kitanov: "Every day on my bicycle I go to Kyustendil, my hometown in Bulgaria." [Peter Kitanov]
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