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Your pictures of Scotland: 1-8 January

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image sourceBecci Jewell
image captionThe aurora borealis lit the sky above Fife as Becci Jewell, from Pittenweem, saw in the new year. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.
image sourceKim Galligan
image captionA trip up Ben Ledi 'blew the cobwebs away for Kim Galligan's family and friends. Collies Lika and Nacho also tackled this part of the Trossachs.
image sourceMichael Campbell
image captionMichael Campbell, from Kirkintilloch, spent the new year with family and friends in Port Charlotte on the Isle of Islay.
image sourceIain Murray
image captionGlasgow's new Sikh temple, the Central Gurdwara, caught Iain Murray's attention while he was home for a holiday from Jakarta.
image sourceTom Redpath
image captionSea foam in St Abbs harbour made Tom Redpath, from Duns, think of John Masefield's "Sea Fever".
image sourceLorna Mackie
image captionThe lighting of the flambeaux on Hogmanay signals the approach of the new year in Comrie. Photo by Lorna Mackie from Ayr.
image sourceMike Greig
image captionMike Greig, from Nairn, watched the sun rise over Lochindorb.
image sourceEric Donaldson
image captionSwimmers braved the cold water of the River Forth for South Queensferry's loony dook. Photo by Eric Donaldson from Edinburgh.
image sourceJoe Stewart
image captionFlooded allotments in Moncrieff Island, Perth. Joe Stewart from St Madoes was out for a walk on Wednesday.
image sourceRob Aitchison
image captionRob Aitchison, from Galashiels, watched dusk settle over Port Appin in Argyll.
image sourceScott Blair
image captionThe summit of The Cairnwell, above Glenshee, on New Year's Day. Photo by Scott Blair from Belshill.
image sourceMargaret Squires
image captionThe Isle of Skye on Tuesday. Margaret Squires thinks there is less snow on the Cuillins than usual for this time of year.
image sourceKenneth Nicolson
image captionNew year greetings awaited Kenneth Nicolson, from Stornoway, during a New Year's Day walk along Bosta Beach, Great Bernera.
image sourceDave Stewart
image captionThe view of Suilven from Stac Pollaidh, Assynt. Dave Stewart, from Edinburgh, said rain poured at his base in Ullapool a few hours later.

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