Weekend readers’ pictures: station

From Kings Cross to New Delhi: your best pictures on this week’s theme, station

Photographs (top to bottom): Wing Yin Chan, Tim Johnston & Chris Blaubac

Hindus throw coloured powder at the Radha Rani temple during the Lathmar Holi festival in Barsana, India.
Photograph: Sanjay Kanojia/AFP/Getty Images

Dutch artist Ruud van Empel’s digital collages of children in tropical surroundings are eerily beautiful and decidedly unreal

Read more. Photograph: Courtesy: Flatland Gallery, Amsterdam 

Helen Taylor from Stoke-on-Trent poses for a portrait at the Brighton tattoo convention. The annual two-day event attracts visitors, performers and tattooists from around the world

(via Eyewitness: Brighton, UK | World news | guardian.co.uk)

Some amazing images of rapper Angel Haze taken by David Levene for the Guardian. Read the full interview in G2 film and music on religion, rape and survival

This person has a big heart, making his mark at the International Kite Festival in Mumbai, India. Follow Monday’s best news images as they come in. Photograph: Rafiq Maqbool/AP

1. ‘A honeycomb of coloured spheres in Turku, Finland’ Photograph: Steve Weaver
2. ‘It would be a crime if they were ever separated. As seen in the secondhand bookshop at Moseley Old Hall’ Photograph: Peter Austin
3. ‘Why paint an apartment block boring white when there are so many wonderful colours? New marina, Albufeira, Portugal’ Photograph: Ann Finn

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Hassan Hajjaj’s portraits from Marrakesh capture the colour and spontaneity of his childhood in Morocco. His sitters – ‘not just musicians but the snake charmer, henna girl, bad boy, male belly dancer’ – often wear clothes he has designed, standing in spaces totally covered by patterns he has chosen, and the photographs are eventually set in a frame he has constructed. Read more here

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Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire Photograph: Toby Melville/Reuters

Belstone, Dartmoor Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA

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