Dust storms in Sydney
23 September 2009: Winds sweep millions of tonnes of red dust from Australia's drought-ravaged interior and dump it on the coast.
Got a great picture of the dust storms? Email it to pictures@guardian.co.uk. Put 'DustStorm' (no space between words) in the subject field of your email and tell us where the picture was taken and who appears in it. We'll pick our favourites to put in a gallery of readers' pictures
Got a great picture of the dust storms? Email it to pictures@guardian.co.uk. Put 'DustStorm' (no space between words) in the subject field of your email and tell us where the picture was taken and who appears in it. We'll pick our favourites to put in a gallery of readers' pictures
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Dust blankets the Opera House at sunrise
Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
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A woman photographs the Opera House through the haze
Photograph: Greg Wood/AFP/Getty Images
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A cyclist under the Sydney Harbour bridge
Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
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A man in a dust mask walks across the Sydney Harbour bridge
Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
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A man photographs Sydney Harbour bridge
Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
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A runner on the harbourfront
Photograph: Paul Miller/EPA
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A surfer at Bondi beach
Photograph: Paul Miller/EPA
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A surfer at Bondi beach
Photograph: Tracey Nearmy/EPA
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Seagulls in the high winds at Bondi
Photograph: Tracey Nearmy/EPA
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Two girls enjoy an early morning swing
Photograph: Dan Peled/EPA
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The Bradfield highway
Photograph: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images
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A ferry wharf in Balmain
Photograph: Dan Peled/EPA
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People wait at a train station
Photograph: Rob Griffith/AP
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A man wears a scarf as a mask
Photograph: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images
