Aberdeen's skyline from Charlie Scott, New Pitsligo.
Each week we are lucky enough to receive a number of pictures sent in by our readers.
Check out some of our favourites from 2019 so far below.
Amateur photographers are invited to submit pictures for inclusion. Please send high-quality prints to Scottish Life, The Press and Journal, 1 Marischal Square, Broad Street, Aberdeen AB10 1BL or email them to pj.pictures@ajl.co.uk.
Sunrise at Balmedie Beach. Sent in by Bill Macleod from Balmedie.
Misty views of Forres looking across Findhorn Bay. Photograph by Hazel Thomson, Elgin.
Boats paying their respects on the centenary of the Iolaire disaster at the Beasts of Holm, Stornoway.
Photograph by Chris Murray of Stornoway.
A stormy day at Portsoy harbour. Photograph by Jim Smith, Stonehaven.
The magnificence of the Moray Firth coastline provides a dramatic backdrop for the famous art-deco Tarlair open-air swimming pool, built in 1931. Photograph by reader Paulina Honig.
The twinkling lights of Banff, just after sunset. Picture by Mairi Innes, Huntly.
Aberdeen’s skyline from Charlie Scott, New Pitsligo.
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Misty views of Forres looking across Findhorn Bay. Photograph by Hazel Thomson, Elgin.
Boats paying their respects on the centenary of the Iolaire disaster at the Beasts of Holm, Stornoway.
A stormy day at Portsoy harbour. Photograph by Jim Smith, Stonehaven.
The magnificence of the Moray Firth coastline provides a dramatic backdrop for the famous art-deco Tarlair open-air swimming pool, built in 1931.
The twinkling lights of Banff, just after sunset. Picture by Mairi Innes, Huntly.
Aberdeen’s skyline from Charlie Scott, New Pitsligo.