glasgow’s finnieston crane next to the river clyde. not used for ship building these days. sometimes maniacs bungee off it…occasionally others leap without using a rope. tenements at the front there…the whitelee windfarm on the hills behind (click to view the image in a larger format).
recently visited glasgow’s ‘new’ riverside museum. this is the third version of the transport museum that i’ve seen. first on the south-side in what is now called the tramway theatre. secondly in the kelvin hall. and here, lastly, on the banks of the river clyde. impressive building and they’ve used the space well. not enough cars on show though…and it isn’t all about transport now…sadly. didn’t see anyone without a camera i don’t think…here are more images of the place to add to the pile…click for a slide show type thing.
this is the view when you travel on the kingston bridge in glasgow heading south. over the river clyde. the m8 has become a tiny bit quieter since the m74 extension opened. shot using the black slim angel and lomography color negative 400 film.
underneath the much heralded m74 extension on eglinton street in glasgow. ahead of schedule and under budget…so they say. strange to have it cutting across the landscape i know so well.