Your pictures of Scotland: 25 May - 1 June

Grangemouth refinery and Kinneil Lagoon were photographed by Andrew Muirhead from Clackmannanshire. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

"The master of stealth and precision at work", is how Kurien Koshy Yohannan, from Edinburgh, described this heron as it patiently scanned the water for prey before striking.

The submarine appears to be bobbing among the boats. Anne Pennycook, from Garelochhead, took the photo on her phone.

Sand dunes at West Sands in St Andrews were photographed at dusk by Jonathon Marks.

Paul Connolly and the rest of the family were at the Edinburgh marathon to cheer on their dad's run for charity.

Luss on the shore of Loch Lomond drew Louise Dawson and friends from Glasgow.

A walk along the ridge of Ben Cruachan required lots of energy on the part of Ela Dzimitko and friends from Edinburgh.

The "toy town" effect on Johanna Gordon's camera was used on Fraserburgh Beach, Aberdeenshire.

Himalayan poppies near Spean Bridge have survived wildlife, the elements and hob nailed boots says Ursula Martin.

Dandelions in David Lambie's garden in Perth.

Contrasting colours and angles prompted Calum Campbell, from Kilmarnock, to capture the scene during a family walk along the River Clyde in Glasgow.

These dancers kept the crowd and Mark Harkin, from Clydebank, entertained during an event for Erskine Hospital.

The finishing touches were put to the Olympic rings in preparation for the Olympic torch relay's visit. Liam McFall, from Paisley, was in Glasgow's George Square.

Skateboarding over for the day. Mary Leckie, who has just moved to North Berwick from Sydney, said the sunsets compete with those in Australia.

Mags and Ian Bowie got married in Cullen at the weekend. Their friend, Dougie Cunningham, took this photo while other guests had an ice cream.