This collection of fine-art black and white images explores the regenerated River Clyde between Govan and Tradeston. Once the heart of Glasgow’s shipbuilding industry, this waterfront now presents a confident contemporary architectural identity.
The choice of black and white is intentional, stripping away distraction to focus on form, contrast, and texture. Each image is carefully composed to highlight the individuality of the structures.
Through vistas, architectural studies and abstracts, these photographs reflect a city that has successfully reimagined its relationship with the river, while including fragments of heritage retained to honour a proud past. The Clyde, once a symbol of industrial might, now flows under modern bridges and past spaces of creativity, community and commerce.
This body of work aims to elevate the perception of urban architecture and invite reflection on how cities evolve through a visual celebration of this regenerated area.
Govan-Partick Bridge, Glasgow
Tradeston Bridge, Glasgow
Tradeston Bridge, Glasgow
Govan-Partick Bridge
Tradeston Bridge, Glasgow
Millennium Bridge, Glasgow
Bells Bridge, Glasgow
Govan-Partick Bridge with Tall Ship Glenlee
Bells Bridge and SEC Campus
OVO Hydro and SEC Armadillo
OVO Hydro, Glasgow
OVO Hydro and Finnieston Crance
Finnieston Crane and Glasgow Arc
Tradeston Bridge, Glasgow
SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
BBC Pacific Quay
Glasgow Arc
Bells Bridge, Glasgow
Glasgow Arc
Glasgow Science Centre
