Google only offers the best avaiable pictures at the time of updating. The Johnson Space Center has an open files of current space station pictuers that may be of assitance.

http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/

The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth was created with public dollars by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and is another fantastic place to view live earth photos. The Gateway website features the most complete collection of photography of the earth from the early 1960's, all the way up to the most recent digital photographs that are downloaded every day from the International Space Station flying thousands of miles above the planet. The database contains over a million images with new data being added daily.All of the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth web pages are maintained by NASA's Johnson Space Center. The site includes free search tools for viewing digital images on the Web. Some of the tools offered include clickable all-earth maps, custom searches by image number, and complete searches of all available NASA photography databases. Some of the special collections include groups of both large and small cities, the best photographs from particular missions, and captioned photo sets packaged for educational uses. The NASA Gateway site also features articles and features explaining the science behind astronaut photography of earth and how it is used in a variety of scientific, governmental and civilian applications.