In pictures: Armistice silence falls across Scotland

A two-minute silence has been observed across Scotland to mark the anniversary of the World War One armistice.

A piper plays during commemorations at Edinburgh's Garden of Remembrance

Passers-by at Edinburgh's Waverley Station stopped for the two-minute silence.

Members of the Royal Scots Borderers pay their respects to Galashiels soldier, Lance Sergeant Frederick Robertson, who died in Sierra Leone in 1914.

Wreaths were laid in Glasgow's George Square.

Standard bearers at the commemoration in Dundee.

Lerwick's war memorial bears the names of those who died in the Great War.

The usually bustling George Square in Glasgow fell silent at 11:00.

Some preferred to plant a cross of remembrance for those who have served in war.

Court proceedings in Livingston were halted for the act of remembrance.

The memorial court in Aberdeen's Cowdray Hall.

Inverness city centre came to a standstill.

Veterans paid their respects to those who served.

Crosses of remembrance bear the names of those who served in war.

A plaque was unveiled in Glasgow Central Station for the thousands who left platforms one and two, many of whom did not return.

Crowds gathered alongside the Gardens of Remembrance in Edinburgh.