Weekend readers pictures: Shelter

Anthony Day: 'Outside the British Museum - the weather wasn’t going to stop these tourists from ­getting their photo' Photograph: Anthony Day

Robert Griffin: 'This promenade ­shelter on Hove ­seafront caught my eye, glowing like a ­lantern in the sunset' Photograph: Robert Griffin

Jane McDermott: 'We found this shelter on Rushy Bay, Bryher, Isles of Scilly. Made with driftwood, old netting and seashells, it formed a perfect ­refuge to shelter with my daughter and baby grandson' Photograph: Jane McDermott

Philip Percival: 'A second world war air-raid shelter in a field in the middle of the Northamptonshire countryside. I love the fact that it was built to withstand bombs but is now being slowly taken apart by nature' Photograph: Philip Percival

Andrew Hill: 'Shelter from the impending storm ... well, it was August and in the middle of the summer holidays' Photograph: Andrew Hill

Hans Hoekveld: "In the heat of the day the dalmatian automatically seeks shelter from the soaring sun, in whatever little shade there may be' Photograph: Hans Hoekveld

Jim Downie: 'Edinburgh at festival time is probably the best time of year for street beggars. This poor soul was fast asleep, not knowing he was now slightly richer' Photograph: Jim Downie

Phoebe Rixon: 'This photo was taken on the last night of the Big Chill festival. My friends and I returned to our tents and sat around talking into the early hours. I loved how the hub of our campsite, our gazebo, was glowing in a very warm home-from-home way' Photograph: Phoebe Rixon

Richard Smith: 'Dartmouth in the rain: a representative image of our summer in Britain. Although only 5pm on a summer's evening, the flash kicked in automatically' Photograph: Richard Smith

Steven Conway: 'We should choose our shelter more carefully. What looks like good cover can sometimes turn out to be a welcoming spot for the imminent downpour' Photograph: Steven Conway