Your pictures of Scotland: 14 - 21 February

A black and white photo showing the arches holding up the Tay Rail Bridge. There is water underneath. There is a cloudy sky.Richard Marsh

Richard Marsh took this photograph of the Tay Rail Bridge on a visit to Dundee.

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 14 - 21 February.

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Elaborate stone roof dome at the top of pillars.Janina Dolny

Janina Dolny was very impressed by the intricate ceiling in the ancient octagonal Chapter House of Elgin Cathedral in Moray.

Mountains reflected on Loch Slapin, Isle of Skye.Graham Donnelly

Graham Donnelly took this picture of Blà Bheinn reflecting on Loch Slapin, Isle of Skye.

Tree branches overhanging a river. The river has a bend in it and you can see the shale bank on the other side.Elaine O'Shea

Elaine O'Shea captured the River Tweed Peebles during a walk.

Aerial view of a tall bridge over a river. The bridge is made up of arches and pillars.Matthew Boyle

Matthew Boyle enjoyed a Sunday morning stroll at Chatelherault Country Park with his partner.

Red tinged sunlight over a rocky and mountainous landscape.Jeremy Morris

Jeremy Morris said it was a very windy and bitterly cold day when this image was taken of the sunset over Stac Pollaidh, Assynt.

White snow covered rocky mountains.Donald Maclellan

Donald Maclellan captured The Cullin ridge, taken from Bla Beinn on Skye.

A long straight road with a sunset in the distance.Julie Hindley

Julie Hindley watched the sunset on the Isle of Skye.

Church spires and roof tops set against a warm orange sky.Dara Lo

Dara Lo loved his trip to scotland - capturing this shot of the Edinburgh city centre skyline at sunset.

An otter popping its head out through the kelp floating on the sea.Paul Shaw

Paul Shaw Otter had the good luck to see an otter on the Isle of Arran

A man is tiny walking along the ridge of a snowy mountain. The picture is black and white.Lee Gilchrist

Lee Gilchrist took this atmospheric picture on Buachaille Etive Beag on a great winter walk with a friend.

Dozens of snails all crowded together in a hole in the stump of a tree.Bethany Quin

Bethany Quin took this photo of an interesting congregation of snails at Dingieshowe Beach in Orkney.

Steep steps going up into the distance. An arch way is at the start of the close and there is a little brass sign hanging from it with the name of the close.Eddie Romeo

Eddie Romeo Managed to capture Fleshmarket Close without any people on the stairs, although he had to wait a long time to get the shot

Two trams one white, the other blue, are parked in a street. The ground is wet and they are illuminated in the dark by street lights.Graham Christie

Graham Christie Photo of the Evening View of colourful Edinburgh Trams at Ocean Terminal, Leith

Snowy mountains surrounding icy water.Paul Weir

Paul Weir came across this frozen Lochan a'Choire at Creag Meagaidh near Spean Bridge.

Some stone built houses sut into the ground. They have thatched roofs. A road twists through them and is curiously at a height that is half way up the houses.John Dyer

John Dyer captured The Blackhouse Village of Gerrrannan on the Isle of Lewis.

A blue, red and purple sky is the backdrop to a beach scene with houses at the far end.Pat Christie

Pat Christie Glorious enjoyed the winter sunrise over West Bay in North Berwick.

A bench is the foreground. To the left of it is a road leading to a castle in the distance. There is green grass and trees on either side of the road.Janice Mitchell

Janice Mitchell had a lovely walk in the rain at Crathes Castle estate.

A dark shot of a mountainous landscape.Gerry MacDonald

Gerry MacDonald took this atmospheric shot of the Fairy Glen, Isle of Skye.

Seven deer are high up on a ridge looking down at the person taking the photograph.Nigel Sharma

Red deer were keeping an eye on Nigel Sharma by Loch an Eoin as he descended from Maol Chean-dearg.

A boat rests up against rocks covered in kelp. In the background are castle ruins.Tim Yunger

Tim Yunger took this atmospheric photo at Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye with Caisteal Maol in the background.

An orange and yellow sky above a town on Skye.Iain Cumming

Iain Cumming enjoyed the sunrise over Portree on the Isle of Skye.

A stone shed is in the foreground surrounded by tall grass - a mountain rises up in the background.Brian Colston

Brian Colston said: "Even on a dreich February day there is still some beautiful colour to be found in the Glencoe landscape."

A circle structure hangs from ropes above a park. An ornate building with domes is in the background. It is a black and white picture.Stewart Paul

Stewart Paul said: "I was wandering around the revamped Union Terrace Gardens in the heart of Aberdeen when I spotted this UFO. I was half-hoping Scotty would beam me up but alas he didn't."

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