A morning reflection of the Tron in in a mirror windowed building in Buchanan Street. I have to love Glaswegan locals. While I am taking this a young chap in army surplus camoflage and a dodgy hunting hat walks past and kindly advises me to 'watch out takin' pichas as the pole lice will arrest me for being a terrorist!' Life is never dull. Update, so now a man (apparently another non-terrorist) has barricaded himself in restaurant over the road from here. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-16991511" rel="nofollow">www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-16991511 .
St Andrew's Suspension Bridge sits peacefully over the Clyde at sunrise in late winter. This photo is taken in the other direction from yesterdays and two bridges over to the east. It is a panorama similar to a single shot I have posted earlier. This one clearly shows the Clyde Tiger an art project commissioned for the Chinese New Year. Also the giant glass roof of St Enoch's Square is visible a street back from the TIger.
The small waterfall sits between Balgray Reservoir and Ryatt Linn. The channel runs away to the Waulkmill Glen Reservoir. The circle of white you see in the higher pond must be an underground pipe straight in from the larger reservoir that sits above this. We had a full day of rain on Saturday so I am guessing the systems kicked in to drain away some of the overflow. I took this after capturing the house on the hill in the photo I posted on Sunday. The light faded fast, but it was still 'technically' the golden hour so I kept taking photos as I just like to click. I have a wider HDR panorama I'll post of this delightful little spot as I like the area alot and I'll be sure to return to re-shoot some of these with better light.
