Weekend readers' In pictures: Change

“I love how this tree on Beechy Head has been changed by the wind” Photograph: Torn Sagdahl

“Taken in south China. Change is still coming to some places on Earth, sometimes in the form of a motorbike” Photograph: Frederico Schramm

“A friend's uncle in Mauritius showed me the portrait of himself on the wall as a younger man, and agreed to strike a similar pose 50 years later” Photograph: Lisa Chillingworth

“One example of many changes in Newcastle-upon-Tyne is the close proximity of the Chinese Arch or 'paifang', built 2005, to the 13th century West Walls” Photograph: Bill Reeds

“I don't understand the reasoning behind this bizarre sight, but this is obviously a pre-recession usage of change, when visitors to Aira Force in Cumbria had no better use for their money than to hammer it into the trunk of this old tree” Photograph: David White

“Pam who can often be heard asking in Soho, 'Do you have any change?'” Photograph: Keith Martin

“Climate change stories tend to have an impact only when you see a personal connection. This picture was taken over Greenland while I was on a long haul flight last summer - and the irony of that isn't lost on me! Melt-water lakes may be a natural part of the cycle on the ice-cap, but the number of them - and how visible they are from 40,000 feet – surprised me” Photograph: John Gibley