Your Pictures of Scotland: 14 - 21 Jan

This photograph was taken by Sally Scrimgeour beside the River Spey in Grantown on Spey.

Andy Farrington sent in this photograph of a cairn, which he took on Craigeach Moor. He said the background view looks towards the Cairnsmore of Fleet.

David Speir from Dumbarton sent in this picture of Dunderave castle with Binnein an Fhidhleir looming over it.

John Kerr from Kirkcaldy said he liked the contrast of these colourful boats against the snow at Dysart harbour.

Gavin Shaw took this picture, at 0100 GMT on 16 January, of engineers working hard next to the Newtonhill signal box.

Christian Wagner said he got up early to take this photograph of the sunrise over the Minch, on the east coast of the Isle of Lewis.

Paul Reilly from Dumbarton took this close up shot of a hedgehog. He said it was the first one that he and his family had seen in their garden this year.

Eric Niven from Dundee, took this photo when he was out cycling. The view is from the old railway bridge over the Tay next to Logierait.

Indre Bungardaite climbed up Calton Hill in Edinburgh at sunset - she said the view was 'soothing and mesmerising'.

Alessandro Scarpa from Haddington said he was walking along a windy Prestonpans beach in East Lothian, when he took this picture .

Pauline Collie from Aberdeen said her husband, Allan, took this photo of a robin sitting on her hand during the recent cold snap. She said he seemed to be enjoying the heat from her glove.

Ian Kelly took this photograph of Tom Jones after his Celtic Connections concert, with a Renfrewshire United shirt alongside the team mascot, Jason Carroll .

This photo taken from Irvine Harbour, looking over to the Isle of Arran, was taken by James McKinna from Hurlford.

Scott Liddell said this was a rare picture of Edinburgh's High Street with no-one in it, which he took from the Castle Esplanade.