Weekend readers' pictures: Wave

'I took our son to the Forty Foot, Dublin’s bathing place, during a storm. We were both blown away (figuratively, anyway)' Photograph: Mark Granier

'In the Arab Spring of 2011, the waves of victory in this graffiti said so much about the prospect of freedom and justice' Photograph: Mike Finn

'A deluge of waves in Trafalgar Square at Pride London in 2010' Photograph: Mark O’Brien

'My thrill seeking children and friends made the most of relaxed lifeguarding to brave some fierce waves on a recent mediterranean holiday' Photograph: Paul Manning

'Taken whilst on holiday in Devon one of my friends challenged me to take an original shot of waves on the sand. After pondering this for quite a while I noticed my shadow falling onto the sand of the harbour. I c-opted a few other friends to help set the scene and voila!' Photograph: Paul Knowles

'A wave is sliced by fencing at the end of a groyne near Shoreham Harbour. Surfers use the groyne as a shortcut back out to sea, but to get back into the water they have to jump over the fence and pick the right moment between breaking waves' Photograph: Finn Hopson

'Wake from the Lady Wakefield on Ullswater' Photograph: Christopher Savin

'Gloves drying on the line in our backyard appear as though they are waving, against the night sky' Photograph: Andy Hales