From the Tudor brickwork of Helmingham Hall to the renowned Willis building in Ipswich, our Suffolk iWitness members captured the region’s architecture at its best.
Janice Poulson captured a stunning photograph showing the symmetry of buildings in a Cambridge street, with their chimneys standing proud as soldiers.
Graham Meadows’ picture of reflections in the Willis building showed a distorted view of its neighbouring buildings in Ipswich.
Our winning photo this week came from Nick Lee, who shot the brickwork on top of Helmingham Hall and how each spire follows it’s own pattern and style.
Next week’s challenge is something red.
This could be anything from roses to paintwork: we want you to find anything red as you are out and about taking photos this week.
To take part, become a Suffolk iWitness member – and you could see your pictures published online on our websites or in one of our newspapers.
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