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For last week’s photography assignment in the Observer New Review we asked you to share your photos on the theme of together via GuardianWitness. Here’s a selection of our favourites

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Line of red top safety matches with a non topped alone in the line. Strobe : 1 * 1/32 through softbox left triggered by cactus, white reflector on right. Don't spam my photo thread! Comments with awards or photos will be removed! Facebook | 500px | Website

Three. Not Simply Three. But quite a complex number. Photo taken for Macro Mondays on flickr where each week we post one or two macro photos (on Monday) following the weekly theme. This week's theme is simply, "Three." If things seem to be peaceful with two, be careful of the third entity that could come into play. strobist: sb800 behind black backdrop inside my foam core light box. Manual power 1/32nd, fired with wireless triggers.

Emily Blincoe, a photographer from Austin, Texas, creates beautiful, colorful and soothing photos of everyday objects by arranging them into neat and orderly collections based on size, shape and color. The simple and beautiful patterns in her images are profoundly calming!

"The fire is going out. What was once an inferno now barely burns in embers. I suppose it was inevitable that what should burn should sooner or later die. Yet you will call me a liar and declare my castle of love a ruin of lies! But is anything eternal in this world? If my fire burns forever then you should retreat the farther for it means only that you stand at the gates spoken of in Scripture where fire burns and roars eternal. In the end does all not end? Do all not end? Whether murdered…