Thousands turned out at Belladrum today as the curtain closed on the three-day festival.
After 72 hours full of music, dancing and activities, the Highlands festival ended on a high.
Deacon Blue, Callum Beattie and Twin Atlantic all took to the stage at Belladrum House in Beauly to celebrate its 20th anniversary concert.
Despite the beloved weekend of activities almost at an end, music lovers were still in high spirits.
To capture the best of the action, our photographer Jason Hedges / DC Thomson  was at Belladrum on the third and final day.
Love Twins Helena Stewart and Shona Mackenzie.
Robbie Burns poem outfit by Isabella from Aberdeen.
Pauline Mackay from Beauly.
Team Extreme delight the crowd.
Airns family from Glasgow wearing costumes hand made by Michelle.
The crowd go wild!
The crowd having fun listening to Lucy Spraggan.
Lucy Spraggan rocks out on the Garden Stage.
Calum Beattie performs a pre-performance session for Netsounds at the Tomatin Bothy.
Music and festival vibes!
Angel Moffat from Fife gets a heart painted on by Caitlan Campbell artist.
Julie Peat from Dunbar.
Making memories at Belladrum.
Belladrum themed denim jackets.
Good music, great friends and unforgettable times.
Hothouse Main Stage was full of people there to watch Deacon Blue.
Headliners Deacon Blue performing on stage.
Roy and Carol Hunte were Big Bill Bailey Fans.
Calum Beattie performs on the main stage Hothouse.
Festival fashion on point!
Lost in the music.
Festival tunes and endless smiles.
Music and good vibes all around!
Deacon Blue performing on Hothouse Main Stage.
Hothouse Main Stage end with festival fireworks.
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Gallery: Music fans flock to Belladrum as curtain closes on three-day Highlands show
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