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Above: The International Space Station flies over the Verde Valley, as seen from Cottonwood in this photo by Marcy Starnes of Livingston, Texas. Starnes, who spends the winters in Arizona, writes that she heard on the news that the ISS would be visible, so she set up her camera.
Breathtaking skies This week’s pictures show beauty in the heavens
AZ365 is a photo project that aims to show 365 days of Arizona through our readers’ eyes. The Arizona Republic solicits photos via social media and shares them daily online, on 12 News and here with you in print each week. Want to join in the fun? Tag your photos #az365 on these social media sites: Twitter — @azcentral; Instagram — @azcentral; Facebook.com/azcentral.
Above: Fluffy monsoon clouds and a rainbow arch over cliffs at Marble Canyon, south of Page near Lees Ferry. Gregg Jones of Scottsdale was on hand to capture the scene. See more of his photos at http://instagram.com/hangtown77. Below: “The pause in the day when everyone stops to watch the day end,” writes Michelle Tarin of El Mirage. This was her view from Hole in the Rock at Papago Park in Phoenix.
Above: “Such a cold and windy day, but so worth it!” So writes Sean Connolly of Tucson about this photo he took near Flagstaff in the San Francisco Peaks’ Lockett Meadow. See more of his photos at instagram.com/ spconnolly0187. At left: Justin Theodore of Naperville, Ill., braved the snowy Devil’s Bridge Trail in Sedona and asked a fellow hiker to take his photo. See more of his photos at instagram.com/jtheo72.