Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 11 and 18 November. Send your photos to [e-mail] or our Instagram at #bbcscotlandpics.

Paul Ewing kicks off our photo gallery with this tranquil scene - the forth bridges at dawn.

Sally Anderson was on a landscape photography course in Glencoe when she took this stunning picture of "one of the most photographed mountains in Scotland".

Alison McCrae took this photograph during an early morning walk along Aberdeen beach while she was in the city visiting her sister and niece.

This young stag looks like he's posing for Charles McGuigan's camera in front of Etive Mhor.

Calum Murray, 14, took this picture of his younger brother, Fraser, playing in leaves in Livingston.

Margaret Squires said she spotted these hardy souls enjoying a chilly early morning dip in the old swimming pool on St Andrews castle beach.

John Cannon enjoyed a walk with friends to Coulter reservoir in South Lanarkshire following the first significant fall of snow this week.

The colourful Diwali street parade along Princes Street in Edinburgh was photographed by Subhranil Bhadra.

Gordon Millar sent in this photograph of the River Doon in Ayr, with the Brig o Doon in the distance.

Adrian Plumb travelled to Gullane in East Lothian to see a large flock of waxwings. He said he found about 22 of them flying in and out of a church graveyard, feeding on rowan berries.

Alan Mauchline found this magnificent beast near Fort William. Ben Nevis is in the background.

Where does the sky end and the water begin? Iona Keil took this striking picture of Loch Linnhe.

More animals happy to pose for the camera. Katie Noble photographed these Shetland ponies on Unst in Shetland.

Roma Sim sent us this photograph of Tony the Labrador.

Sam Potter, from Drumoig, Fife, travelled to Murrayfield to see Scotland take on Australia on Saturday.

Morris Macleod spotted this grey heron on the banks of the Glen River, Stornoway.

Elliott Mazs, from Airdrie, took Zak the puppy out for an autumnal walk.

We received dozens of photographs of the supermoon this week. Darren McArdle took this one from the east end of Glasgow.

Paisley Abbey was lit up when the town's Christmas lights were switched on. Doreen Fechlie captured the vibrant colours on camera.

Another supermoon - this one was taken by Keith Fraser, with Urquhart Castle by Loch Ness in the foreground.

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