Westonbirt Arboretum, November 2013The afternoon sun casts elegant long shadows in a clearing at Westonbirt Arboretum, in Gloucestershire, captured by Guardian photographer Felix Clay, who died in May 2019 after a long illness. Clay positioned the tree in the centre of his image, drawing the eye in. At first glance, this photograph appears to be a landscape, but look closely, and you can spot a lone figure next to it. It was taken in early November in 2013, but looks much earlier, as

which destroyed nearly 40% of their homes

By the time of his retirement in 2013

with Stormzy

They took rowing trips to various nearby islands

that honour went to the great Nadia Comaneci four years later

who would go on to win a silver medal in the 100m freestyle at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics (although arguably it’s not so important now whom the picture is of)

This is planet Iceland

3 Fifa Club World Cup) and six Ballon D’or he has accumulated down the years

Pavarotti made everyone fall in love with opera

The then Guardian photographer Dan Chung visited Kuz Ganrshal

always hunting something a little different

This classic view of the Unesco World Heritage site of Durham Cathedral and the Old Fulling Mill was captured in moody monochrome by the Guardian photographer Denis Thorpe