Picture Scotland: Nostalgia inducing shot of Glasgow's 'Smartie Tube' tunnel wins £100 prize

An famous tunnel dubbed the Smartie Tube is the winner of this week’s Picture Scotland competition.

Ian Barr’s shot of the landmark SEC tunnel walkway in Glasgow, which leads to the concert venue, will evoke memories for music fans.

The iconic walkway is the first thing you usually would have seen on your way to some of the country's top gigs and performances.

We hope it's a reminder that things will get better soon and hopefully it won't be long before we're back walking through it again.

Gary Hoey's shot of the M8 motorway near Ruchazie. (Gary Hoey)

Still in Glasgow, Gary Hoey took a fabulous night-time shot from above the M8 at Ruchazie in the east end looking west using a long
exposure.

The recent snowfall and Scotland’s biggest mountain were the inspirations for many entries.

Eileen Power's beautiful shot of Ben Nevis. (Eileen Power)

Eileen Power’s photo of a snow-capped Ben Nevis reflected in the water below was taken from Corpach Locks on the Caledonian Canal.

And Mairead MacPhee’s image shows the mountain bathed in a starry sky, with the Old Boat of Caol in the foreground.

PICTURE SCOTLAND entry... Mairead MacPhee's mind blowing photo of Ben Nevis and the Shipwreck in Caol. (Mairead MacPhee)

William Best’s stunning sunset snap of ice fog was taken from a hill above Castle Semple in Renfrewshire.

William Best's striking shot of Castle Semple at sunset. (William Best)

Think you’ve got a winning entry? All you need to do to submit your favourite photo is fill out the form below to send it across and you’ll automatically be entered for a chance to win.

Alternatively, you can tag us in your pictures on Instagram @ScottishDailyRecord 

Best of all, we’ll be running the competition every week with changing themes and subjects, meaning you’ll have plenty of chances to not only show off your skills but also be in with a shot of winning the £100.

Good luck!

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