#MyUnseenCity Competition is now closed and the winner is...

The winners and runners up as chosen by our judges @London, @PaperBoyo, @Raquelsanchezsilva & Will Butler-Adams

@dididd – “The winner has captured a beautiful place - Yueh Hai Ching Temple, Singapore. I love the fact the Brompton took him there and the composition is perfect. The tones of this photo draw you in - it makes you want to explore the beauty of the temple. I'm due to go to Singapore this year, so this will be on my hit list!”

Runners up

@top_alienboy – “Managed to capture the essence of the adventure and freedom that cycling offers.”

@bromby016 – “Another great Singapore photo with a great cityscape in the background. Singapore lends itself to exploration, and having been several times, I know a Brompton would be a perfect way to get around the city and it would allow you to take photos as you go. Great shot.”

The shortlisted entries were:

This time around we were looking for photos of the hidden parts of your city. The competition is now closed and thank you to all those who showed us what you're city has to offer and what you've discovered while riding through the side streets and backwaters.

Top December entries as chosen by @London are:

The top November entries as chosen by @London are:

The top October entries as chosen by @London are:

How to enter

1 Take your photo

Take a photo of an unseen part of your city

2 Upload to Instagram

Upload you photo to Instagram using the hashtag #MyUnseenCity and geo-tag the city you are in.

3 Tag and Share

Tag @bromptonbicycle and share you photo. Competition closes 13th January 2017.

Judging Panel

Dave Burt

Has seen phenomenal success with his @London Instagram channel by growing his audience to nearly 2 million followers. The account now generates 100 million social impressions a month, making the account one of the largest non-celebrity channels in the world.

Raquel Sánchez Silva

She is a famous journalist, writer and presenter of Spanish TV. She is known for presenting reality shows such as Supervivientes or Pekin Express. Now, she is presenting a new programme, “Likes”, in Channel #0 in Movistar+ TV, in which she interviews different social media influencers and talks about trends in the net. She is a Brompton owner.

Richard McCor

Described as a non-destructive vandal; within the confines of a camera viewfinder he transform landmarks with bits of crafted black paper and then capture the moment in a photograph. This idea started as a way to photograph his home city of London in a new way but then the hobby got out of hand. He now travel the world, transforming skylines from New York's Statue of Liberty to Hong Kong's Harbour.

Read his tips