Perfect peonies and a striking ship – readers’ best photographs
Glasgow, UK
‘Light, shadow and angles on the entrance to the Gallery of Modern Art.’Photograph: Stuart Neville
Owler Tor, Peak District, UK
‘A stonechat perches among the heather and bilberry in the early morning sun.’Photograph: Steve Palmer
Marseille, France
‘Marseillais and tourists enjoy sunset on the rocks behind what used to be a private beach.’Photograph: Valentine Gavard
Dorking, UK
‘Leith Hill Tower on a rainy Saturday, the highest point in south-east England, with views over 13 counties. But not in this weather.’Photograph: Roger Bahari
London, UK
‘The curves of the roof of the Cutty Sark museum are almost as beautiful as those of the ship itself (on no account call it a boat, the staff warned us).’Photograph: John Main
Lower Stanley, Idaho, US
‘The majestic Sawtooths: 10,000-plus feet of unparalleled, pristine beauty. I took the photo from the back of the Lower Stanley Hotel.’Photograph: Michelle Smith
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
‘A jumper takes a dive from the Old Bridge, Mostar, possibly to escape the watching crowds and 40-degree heat.’Photograph: David Baxter
Murcia, Spain
‘Xarpa the dog keeping an eye on my son while he has acupuncture for back pain.’Photograph: David Jelley
Nethertown, Cumbria, UK
‘I came across this little path made from pieces of red sandstone embedded into the grey shingle while walking a section of the Cumbria coastal path.’Photograph: Juliet Lehair
Sabah, Borneo
‘A Bornean keeled pit viper.’Photograph: Matthew O’Donnell
Morecambe Bay, UK
‘The shadows of 100 people doing the Eric Morecambe skipping pose on the beach to celebrate his centenary.’Photograph: Rich Berry
Cheltenham, UK
‘September sun in Pitville Park doing its best to evoke The Wind in the Willows and usher in the end of summer.’Photograph: Mark Lamb
London, UK
‘Tate Britain’s refurbishment project of 2013 shows a striking and smoothly flowing contrast with the original architecture.’Photograph: David Smith
Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, UK
‘A beautiful old woollen mill, later a rubber factory and now a care home, reflected in the River Avon.’Photograph: Jim HatleyKioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.