Rocky waters
A cloud partially covers the tip of the Rock of the British territory of Gibraltar, the focus of a recent spat between Britain and Spain, which lays claim to the rocky outpost.
Madrid reacted furiously when Gibraltar built an artificial reef in contested waters and restricted access to Spanish fishermen in July. In retaliation, Spain imposed tighter controls at its border with Gibraltar, causing long tailbacks, and sparking angry words from Britain.
A man takes a photo of a couple next to a Union flag at Europa Point in Gibraltar.
Another couple takes a photo of themselves on the tarmac of Gibraltar International Airport as they walk to enter Spain at its border.
A man walks at Europa Point in front of the Rock of Gibraltar.
A traffic sign stands in the middle of Winston Churchill Avenue, pointing the way to the Spanish border.
Drivers wait in line along the road of the Gibraltar airport.
A woman rests on her scooter as she waits in line to enter Spain.
Workers wait to cross the border.
Men play with a ball as they and other drivers queue on a hot summer's day.
A man leaves Gibraltar at its border with Spain.
People walk along a street in front of the Rock.
Men fish in front of the outcrop.
Fishermen clean their catch after others met to call for a massive protest over the artificial reef in Gibraltar.
Spanish Civil Guard vessels surround a Spanish fishing boat during a protest at the site of the reef.
A woman shouts insults at Gibraltarian policemen in their boat, as they and the Spanish Civil Guard monitor the protest.
A member of Spain's Civil Guard tries to calm down a Spanish fisherman taking part in the demonstration.
Leoncio Fernandez, head of the La Linea fishermen, holds a red flare to mark the end of the protest.
