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Your pictures of Scotland: 2 - 9 November

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image copyrightJon Crosbie
image captionLaga Bay, Ardnamurchan, by Jon Crosbie. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
image copyrightFlorian Schumann
image captionA bonfire in Banchory. Florian Schumann watched the fire and fireworks with the rest of the crowd.
image copyrightBeau Bissett
image captionA regular visitor to the local harbour was caught on camera by Beau Bissett from Bo'ness.
image copyrightGraham Cummings
image captionA single dewdrop by the River Conan. Photo by Graham Cummings from Inverness.
image copyrightBrian Cairns
image captionWatch out for the giant magnifying glass. Brian Cairns, from Coatbridge, was in Mitchell Lane, Glasgow.
image copyrightTomasz Karolak
image captionNatalie kicked leaves in Chatelherault Country Park during a walk with dad Tomasz Karolak.
image copyrightRuth McLennan
image captionRuth McLennan stopped to rest during a walk from Inverarnan to Tyndrum.
image copyrightIan Shaw
image captionIan Shaw's view of a sunset over Glenrothes.
image copyrightAileen Kincaid
image captionAileen Kincaid, from Glasgow, suggested 'worn by the sea' as the title for this shot of Anstruther.
image copyrightAndrew Bannerman
image captionAndrew Bannerman's son Tom played in a rugby game at Bught Park, Inverness.
image copyrightGavin Taylor
image captionReindeer grazing in the Cairngorms. Gavin Taylor, originally from Edinburgh, was on holiday from Manchester.
image copyrightGordon Bennett
image captionA fireworks display in Glasgow Green on Guy Fawkes night. Gordon Bennett, from East Kilbride, found a spot on Bells Bridge with his bored son Nathan "waiting patiently" beside him.
image copyrightDavid Cooper
image captionBethany was focused on taking her favourite bear for a walk. Grandad David Cooper, from Glenrothes, said she ignored the cold, wind and rain.
image copyrightPhil Thomson
image captionFinn tried to get a better view of Flanders Moss, near Thornhill, Stirlingshire. Dad Phil Thomson, from Balfron, was on the observation tower at the time.
image copyrightElaine Hutton
image captionMelville Street at dusk was photographed by Elaine Hutton from Edinburgh.

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