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Your pictures of Scotland: 14 - 21 November

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image copyrightMartin Dougan
image captionSunset over Ettrick Bay, Isle of Bute. Martin Dougan, from Rothesay, watched the dog walkers make the most of the remaining daylight.
image copyrightJackie Smith
image captionA pier at Cardwell Bay, Gourock. Jackie Smith, from Inverkip, was there on Sunday.
image copyrightBrian Hughes
image captionA cob web in Wishaw. Photo by Brian Hughes.
image copyrightBrian Cairns
image captionA fox watched Brian Cairns, from Coatbridge, as he walked the John Muir Way near Croy.
image copyrightRichard A Cooper
image captionKieran was alone with his thoughts, and dad Richard Cooper from Glasgow, on Ben Lomond looking west towards the Arrochar Alps.
image copyrightAlan Pottinger
image captionAlan Pottinger, from Edinburgh, went for a walk along the Union Canal.
image copyrightLesley Tobin
image captionThe view from the summit of Driesh in the Cairngorms. Lesley Tobin, from Stirling, said cloud enveloped the entire summit within minutes.
image copyrightElizabeth Ormiston
image captionDusk falls over St Giles Cathedral on the Royal Mile. Photo by Elizabeth Ormiston.
image copyrightIan Thomson
image captionThis colourful photo of Loch Faskally in Pitlochry was taken by Ian Thomson, from Inverness.
image copyrightSimon Swales
image captionSunset at the Queensferry Crossing with the sun about to dip below the horizon between two of the towers under construction. Photo by Simon Swales.
image copyrightGiant woman
image captionThis giant woman in Glasgow seems to have found her prey. Taken by John Dyer.
image copyrightGrant Scobie
image captionEthan, aged four, enjoying an afternoon doing his favourite activity - cycling on the mountain bike trails at Whitelee wind farm, Eaglesham. Photo taken by his dad Grant Scobie, from Newton Mearns
image copyrightRoger G Cope
image captionThe sun rose above the haar on the Moray Firth. Roger G Cope watched it all from Feddon Hill.
image copyrightNeil MacNeill
image captionNeil MacNeill captures a dreich night in Edinburgh. He took this photo near the Omni Centre in Leith Street.
image copyrightEric Niven
image captionEric Niven from Dundee was trying to have a biscuit and some tea beside the river Tay in Dunkeld when this cheeky Robin pinched his biscuit
image copyrightNorman Williamson
image captionTwilight view from Byres Road, Glasgow. Taken by Norman Williamson from Milngavie.
image copyrightDavid Perrie
image captionDavid Perrie, from Barrhead, said this was his first visit to Culloden since the new visitor centre opened. "Have to go back and savour again the enormity of those 50 dreadful minutes on the battlefield...I could easily imagine the battle screams of the infamous Highland charge", he said.
image copyrightColin Riach
image captionA party of 18 Dutchmen who came to Edinburgh on a stag weekend took in a fly-fishing lesson at Morton Reservoir near Mid Calder. Photo by Colin Riach.
image copyrightSheila Jones
image captionThis reflection of a kelpie was taken by Sheila Jones, from Lennoxtown.
image copyrightLes Kirkpatrick
image captionLes Kirkpatrick from Rhonehouse took this stunning shot from Carsluith with the sun setting over Wigtown Bay. Photo sent in by Susan Mackenzie.

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