Your pictures of Scotland: 8-15 January

Lisa Culley, from Gress on the Isle of Lewis, watched the sun rise over Stornoway harbour. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.

Iain Wilkie, from Perth, noticed these stags grazing while on a trip to Braemar.

Grant Fuller, from Scone, sent in this photo of a winter's afternoon in Perth.

Shirley Douglas, from Lochwinnoch, thought of Turkish delight when she saw dusk settle over Paisley town hall on Tuesday.

Scotland's own Pont des Arts. Bob Muirhead, from Kirkcaldy, liked the colours of the padlocks as he walked across the Forth Road Bridge.

Icy water on a cold winter's morning in Westhill, Aberdeenshire. Photo by Andrew Robb from Aberdeen.

Royal Navy Sea King helicopters passed over Fort William. Donald John Chisholm watched the final flypast on Thursday.

Bonchester Bridge in the Scottish Borders. Photo by Paul Hirst.

The Burning of the Clavie took place in Burghead on Monday. Stephen Leitch, from Elgin, says the ceremony marks the old New Year's Eve, on 11 January, according to the Julian calendar.

A robin perched on a hedge on Wednesday morning. Photo by Kyle McKinlay from Glasgow.

Derek Mack says Cockenzie pier served the former power station before it was demolished. This photo was taken on Monday.

Lindsay Wylie, from Banchory, went looking for hair ice around Crathes Castle after reading about it the day before.

Storm clouds gathered over Port Appin and Loch Creran on Thursday. Photo by Alan MacKenzie from Milngavie.

A Sunday biking trip to Innerleithen was "as cold as it looks", said Steve Kerr.

A flock of long-tailed tits at the RSPB reserve in Lochwinnoch. Ken Ramsay, from Elderslie, spotted them on Thursday.

Edinburgh and the Pentland Hills as seen from Arthur's Seat by Nicola Milligan.

Blair Castle basks in winter sunshine. Photo by Douglas Ogilvie from Spittalfield, Perthshire.

An angel made of tea bags stands in Dunblane Cathedral to raise money for charity. Elizabeth Colquhoun thought it was "amazing".

The first turf is cut for Camuscross and Duisdale's new community hub in Sleat on the Isle of Skye. Rob Ware, from Ord, said the centre is due to open in 2017.

Waterlogged ground surrounds Bridge of Earn. Geoffrey Lund was on Moncrieffe Hill on Sunday.

Trish Docherty's family went on a wintry dog walk through Blackwood Estate, South Lanarkshire, on Saturday.

Mo Farah took part in the Great Edinburgh Cross Country Race on Saturday. Photo by Alan Brown from Edinburgh.

Loch Na Dal, Isle of Skye. Jane Diamond, from Aberdeen, was there at the start of the year.