Ian Cairns’ photograph of Eastbourne's Towner Gallery with geometric artwork by Lothar Götz. It was published on the Guardian’s letters page on 9 July 2022. Photograph: Ian Cairns

Have your photos published in the Guardian’s letters section

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We’re highlighting the best reader photography in the Guardian in print and online. Share your images with us below

Since 2014 the Guardian’s print letters page has carried a wide range of brilliant photographs that readers have shared. Now we are making greater use of your submissions in a series of online picture galleries.

From reportage to portraits, extraordinary weather events and travel photography to your images of the places you live in or the wildlife you share them with, we’re looking forward to hearing from you and seeing your work. What’s important to us is the quality of the image – the subject matter is up to you.

Canine capers and surreal sunsets – readers’ best photos

If you have a great image you think would work on our letters page or in our online galleries, please share it by completing the form below. A few pointers:

Try to upload the highest resolution possible
Landscape or square images are preferable, but if you have a great portrait image, we’ll consider it
Tell us as much as you can about when and where the photo was taken as well as what was happening
When we publish an image we want to credit you so please ensure that we have contact information and your full name

Share your photos

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