This week we tasked our Suffolk iWitness members with snapping imperfections from across the county and beyond.

Ipswich Star: An old tractor being taken over by nature. Picture: JP APPLETONAn old tractor being taken over by nature. Picture: JP APPLETON (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

We wanted our members to take pictures of forgotten places, items that are rusty or broken and old cars or boats that we love despite their imperfections.

Ipswich Star: All things past their best...All had seen better days! Picture: DEBORAH SEWELLAll things past their best...All had seen better days! Picture: DEBORAH SEWELL (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

Pictures of anything and everything were sent in, from stranded boats to a tractor that is hidden behind wild grasses - with one from as far away as Scotland.

Ipswich Star: In Pin Mill. Picture: EMANUEL P. APARICIO RIBEIROIn Pin Mill. Picture: EMANUEL P. APARICIO RIBEIRO (Image: Emanuel Pereira Aparicio Ribeiro)

This week’s winner comes from Monique Varley-Nan, who captured a striking feeling of boats abandoned at the shore. They certainly won’t be setting sail anytime soon.

Ipswich Star: This seat in our garden is in need of some TLC, but still one of our favourite places to sit. Picture: JULIE KEMPThis seat in our garden is in need of some TLC, but still one of our favourite places to sit. Picture: JULIE KEMP (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

Next week’s iWitness weekly challenge theme is abstract.

Ipswich Star: Going Nowhere. Picture: ALAN BALDRYGoing Nowhere. Picture: ALAN BALDRY (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

It is a chance for members to be really creative, be it with an object, shapes, patterns, colours and textures.

Ipswich Star: A tumble down old house taken in Scotland last year. Picture: PETER BASHA tumble down old house taken in Scotland last year. Picture: PETER BASH (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

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.