Another Batch of Your Ike Photos

This weekend finds a new collection of Hurricane Ike photos to share with you, courtesy of the generous contributions to the Houstonist Flickr group. Next week we'll to return to our regularly-scheduled Houstonist Photo of the Day (PotD) feature, so keep those submissions coming!

A grateful Houstonian picks up two cases of water at a FEMA point of distribution (POD) on Tuesday. Photo courtesy of Flickr user finna dat.

Brennan's is a charred shell of its former self, as captured last Sunday morning. Read more about how you can help those injured in the fire here: Benefit for Brennan's. Photo courtesy of Flickr user eschipul.

Hurricane Ike rolls into the Museum District late last Friday night. Photo courtesy of Flickr user J-a-x.

The JP Morgan Chase tower in downtown Houston, which sustained the brunt of Ike's damage when pea gravel from a neighboring tower's roof was propelled through its windows during the high winds. The photo is best viewed in its original extra-large size. Photo courtesy of Flickr user telwink.

Ike darkens the skies and gathers strength over a row of homes in Humble as winds begin to gust at 30 miles per hour. Photo courtesy of Flickr user bryan.dawson.

One of Ike's tiniest victims. Although this little guy didn't make it, many more did. Photo courtesy of Flickr user the_heliodromus.

Although everything else in this Kemah house was destroyed, the chandelier remains. Photo courtesy of Flickr user slight clutter.

So many of the trees that fell during the hurricane looked healthy on the outside, but were actually rotten to the core. Most trees that Houstonist has seen across lawns and streets, on top of houses, and stacked on curbs look exactly like this pine tree. Photo courtesy of Flickr user gwenturnerjuarez.