Your pictures of Scotland: 7 - 14 November

Eric Niven, from Dundee, was on his way to work on Monday when he stopped to capture the scene. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

Dusk falls over St Ninians Isle, Shetland. Photo by Richard Lewis from Sandwick in the Shetland Islands.

Son et lumiere told the story of Glasgow's involvement in World War One. Andy Lawrence, from Glasgow, watched the light display on the city chambers on Armistice Day.

Sharon Bunyan, from Chirnside, spent "a lovely afternoon" in Spottiswoode near Westruther.

Roger Wild, from Fort William, followed the path from the north face car park to Ben Nevis.

Glasgow's Titan Crane was lit up poppy red in honour of remembrance day. Photo by Mark Harkin from Clydebank.

Denis Taylor was among the walkers in Colzium Estate, Kilsyth, on Sunday.

Pitmedden in Aberdeenshire was photographed by Julie Glennie.

The upper floor of Crathes Castle, near Banchory. Taken by Luis Alguero, from Glasgow.

Alan Pottinger was at Queen's View, near Pitlochry, on Saturday, 8 November.

The aurora borealis over the Shetland Islands was photographed by Jane Evans.

Sunrise over the Moray Firth. Roger G Cope was on Feddon Hill, Fortrose.

Construction of the big wheel in Princes Street was photographed by Neil MacNeill from Edinburgh.

Neil Young, from Tyne and Wear, visited Glen Etive last week.

Wellington Bridge in Torry, Aberdeen. Dave Johnston, from Peterhead, took this picture on Sunday.