Your pictures of Scotland: 22-29 January

A stag watched Paul Carroll, from Glasgow, walk from Knoydart to Sandaig beach. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk.

Shirley Mackintosh visited Monifieth beach on Friday.

Jessie wonders if space travel could be a future career. Photo sent in by Lorna Robertson.

Eddie the Tibetan terrier enjoyed the dawn view from Salisbury Crags in Edinburgh. Jenni Stuart said the snow had compacted due to heavy footfall.

Waterfalls above Ardtornish Bay on the Sound of Mull. Photo by Miles Welsh from Lochaline.

Paula Martin hopes that this neglected telephone box in Lochaline, Morvern will be adopted by the community.

Loch Etive during the blue hour as darkness falls. Brian McDiarmid, from Largs, liked the silhouette of the tree.

Sunrise over Ben Nevis from Caol, near Fort William. Amy Macdonald was visiting home from London.

Ardvreck Castle, Sutherland, set against an hour-long star trail taken by Marc Hilton from Ullapool.

Perth reflected on the River Tay. Photo by Mark Westwater.

Loch Brandy in Glen Clova. Sally McPherson said it looked like "a different world" on Saturday.

Blue vitelottes added colour to Kerry Becker's traditional Burns Night supper in Glasgow.

Speyside Way trails in Abernethy forest were deserted on Wednesday, said Kirsten Shaw from Aviemore.

Charlie Davidson, from Peterhead, watched the sun rise over Dunnottar Castle on Saturday.

Chirag Dedhia joined Sweta and Harshada on a walk near Fvyie Castle.

Bruce Murray, from Edinburgh, walked along Portobello beach on Saturday.

The first car left John O’Groats for the Monte Carlo Classic Car Rally. George Sinclair, from Thurso, was there to see it off.

Ronald Anderson, from Inverness, sent in this photo of the city's cathedral.

A wet day at Loch of the Lowes deterred neither the pheasants nor Eric Niven, from Dundee, from getting out and about.

Paul McDowall had a long weekend in Achiltibuie.