MSCP-Revealing Beauty in the Everyday: A Photographer’s Perspective I was commissioned some time ago to take images of some modular office spaces inside Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Glasgow. It took time to get the images I needed as I was also there to take images of the Helipad- both the Helipad and the Modular Office …
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Capturing the Backbone of Modern Society: The Art and Significance of Infrastructure Photography. Infrastructure is the silent backbone of modern society, a complex network of roads, bridges, railways, power plants, and more that keeps our communities connected and functioning. While these essential structures often go unnoticed in our daily lives, infrastructure photography sheds light on …
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The Art of Construction Site Photography: Capturing the essence of construction. Construction site photography is a unique and powerful genre of photography that provides a window into the dynamic and ever-changing world of construction. It goes beyond merely documenting the progress of a building; it captures the essence of human endeavor, innovation, and transformation. In …
Documenting Bridge Building: A Photographer’s Viewpoint Documenting bridge building is in essence, construction progress and construction progress photography is one of the most important aspects of the industry. It allows companies to showcase the work they’ve done over the past few months or years to their investors and the public. Progress photography is a way …
Structural Steel Design Awards 2021 Shortlist. We are proud to have been commissioned to photograph 3 of the buildings on the list! We discovered this exciting news on opening the July/ August edition on New Steel Construction magazine. Quoting New Steel Construction Magazine “a total of 20 diverse projects from around the UK that highlight …
Construction Photographer revists Queen St Station Glasgow Construction Photographer James Thompson has visited Scotland’s third biggest railway station on four occasions, to monitor construction progress. This is his fifth, but I’m sure not his final visit, as this building is a real beauty. James’ first visit was on a Saturday evening , late December 2018. …
The team at UK Construction Photography are delighted to see such a beautiful and local ( to us) building win such an amazing award. Construction Site progress to completion Although we are talking about steel, glass, concrete and many other amazing construction materials, we personally feel very personally attached to this building even though we …
