Your perspective on the world: 28 April-4 May

Here is our weekly selection of photographs sent in by readers. We asked for your pinhole pictures and so start this week with an image from Sam Maddra.

Jennifer Kloetzi: "I made the pinhole camera out of a 8x10 filing box and tried to achieve a panoramic look by placing two holes a calculated distance away from each other."

Nicole Abel : "This photograph was taken at the office. I left the camera on my desk exposing as I got on with my work. The result is the ghostly movement of paper seen here."

Rosie Morland: "Pebbledash - taken in an Aberdeen side street using a camera made from a biscuit tin."

Riikka Pitkäjärvi: "This is a view from Harju, Jyväskylä. It's taken with small film can."

Rob Pratt: "I have always been interested in pinhole photography and captured this image with a cereal box."

Becky Lee: "Saint-Guido church in Anderlecht, Brussels. The box was so thin and wide-angle that you can see my shadow holding open the camera from behind it."

Erin Etheridge: "I took this picture with a Polaroid pinhole camera, colour film and a yellow filter."

Andy Oughton: A pinhole image of a church.

Tanya Upton: "This pinhole picture was taken using a biscuit tin and photographic paper and was taken in Bourneville, Birmingham."

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