Weekend readers' In pictures: Age

Celeste Hibbert: “The Big Issue with a smile, Dublin. A face that could tell 100 stories: this vendor flashes his unconditional, striking smile as I pass by. The beauty of age is not lost, despite society’s fixation on youth” Photograph: Celeste Hibbert

Tim Holsgrove: “My nephew – I’ve been taking portraits of him since he was born at the end of February. This one’s at around 10 weeks, and already he seems to be getting curious about, but also comfortable with, the camera” Photograph: Tim Holsgrove

Dominic Greensmith: “I took this on a walk last week. I like that it shows the age of the old tree in the rings and the birth of a new plant within them” Photograph: Dominic Greensmith

Angelika Zaczeniuk: "I took this picture in Corfu during the off season, on a completely empty beach. Time is moving and only the memories remain" Photograph: Angelika Zaczeniuk

Jackie Slater: "This is a picture of three generations of our family on my son's birthday; 18 candles lit the shot" Photograph: Jackie Slater

Melanie Tucker: "Iggy, 51, and Mousey, 103, beloved tortoises inherited from my 89 year old mother-in-law, enjoying a morning in the sun after winter hibernation" Photograph: Melanie Tucker

Paul Harris: "San Augustin, Colombia. Two mature men sitting outside the office of regional Colombian Newspaper 'EL Tiempo'- Spanish for 'The Time'" Photograph: Paul Harris

Roger Brockbank: "Sitting on the beach on the island of La Gomera watching my two young sons playing in the sea, I became transfixed by the highly animated conversation in front of me, these four mature women, all of whom appeared completely at ease and having fun. The woman on the end raising her arm to make a point held the other woman's attention... and mine" Photograph: Roger Brockbank

Terry Sykes: "There is no social security in Vietnam, so this gent was supplimenting his income by posing for photos, but his face reveals life has not been a bowl of roses" Photograph: Terry Sykes

Will Hart: "taken in the grounds of Chiswick House. It's funny how Canadian Geese are the opposite of the ugly duckling- the young are so much cuter than the adults. I love the cheeky look from one of the goslings, really showing his age!" Photograph: Will Hart