Every weekend, we showcase some of the best photos you've sent us from around the province.

Lavish Singal captured this photo of the Emerald Lake at the Yoho National Park on July 16. Image
Mariole Perez clicked this beautiful photo of Similkameen River at Bromley Rock Provincial Park in Princeton on July 19. Image
Kimberly Chang captured this photo of the Incinerator Rock on Long Beach in Tofino, on July 24. Image
Andrea Hernandez shot this photo of the upper lake in Joffre Lakes Provincial Park on July 17. Image
Gilles Marchand captured this photo of the Little Beach Cowichan River from Vancouver Island. ⁠ Image
A tri-colour sunset at Madeira Park, Sunshine Coast! Thanks for sending in the photo, Tasha Hardy Chu!⁠ Image
Want your photo featured? Email us at bcphotos@cbc.ca

Make sure to include your name, where and when the photo was taken, and a caption that tells us what’s in the image. 📸

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