Our theme at the moment is 'spring', despite the recent bout of snowy weather, but we are happy to accept photos on other subjects.
If you would like to send a picture to The Hunts Post for publication in print and online, we prefer jpeg images.
Please include your full name and a brief description of what you have taken.
Andrew Bradley photographed sunrise at the Huntingdon riverside (Image: Andrew Bradley)
Daniela Smith captured this photo of a squirrel having a snack in the garden (Image: Daniela Smith)
Dorothy Smith captured this picture of a dog enjoying the snow (Image: Dorothy Smith)
Gerry Brown took this photo in Warboys (Image: Gerry Brown)
David Remmington captured the surprising springtime snowfall (Image: David Remmington)
Claire Reynolds took this photo of a magnolia tree in Cambridge (Image: Claire Reynolds)
Marie Naylor sent in this picture of an unusual cloud formation (Image: Marie Naylor)
Oscar, aged 14, sent in this picture (Image: Oscar)
Helen Seed took this photo of blossom on the trees (Image: Helen Seed)
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