Friday, 2 November 2007

 

Glasgow - from south side waterfront near Govan

                           
There are some spectacular shapes and depending on how long these modern structures last I am wondering what folks will say in 20, or 50 years time..... or will there be a rejuvenation of the riverside again...? This year's fashion can become quickly outdated.

The I-max Cinema, the Science Centre, the Millennium Tower (never worked, but meantime looks good and certainly allows me to get some quirky shots in!).

Millennium Bridge, Finnieston's Crane (after Sir Monty, the Chairman of the old British Steel Corp), The Rotunda (north side links to the southern end, and was the first 'Clyde Tunnel') - it’s now a casino and restaurant


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Distant views show the tall ship Carrick, the Glasgow Uni tower, the 'Armadillo' concert hall, and then there's playing with colours and jet streams from aircraft!

Glasgow flourishes….
Cheers, Denis.


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