Tracers photographs

Blue-lit graffiti-covered metal door and wire-mesh security gate, with two bright lights visible through the grid behind it.

Stickers on the Centre Bar Blue illumination turns a graffiti-layered metal entrance into a dense field of paint, mesh and steel. Two warm points of light break through the gate, drawing the eye toward the enclosed space beyond and setting a hard-edged nocturnal tension against the saturated colour. From Glasgow After Dark: Tracers

Long-exposure view along a curving Glasgow road beneath a dark brick viaduct, with red, white and orange vehicle light trails, street lamps, a narrow left pavement, and a blue graffiti-marked recess on the right wall.

Blue Wall Beneath the Viaduct Under the low, beam-lined viaduct, traffic turns the curving Glasgow roadway into parallel red and white traces. Receding street lamps pick out the brickwork and narrow pavement, while a saturated blue, graffiti-marked recess on the right interrupts the otherwise dark enclosure. From Glasgow After Dark: Tracers

Nighttime Glasgow city-centre intersection with red and white vehicle light trails crossing the road, a warmly lit ornate corner building on the left, and a long dark building with tall windows on the right.

Red Sign at the Corner Traffic streams through a Glasgow city-centre intersection, its red and white trails cutting across the broad road beneath starburst streetlamps. A richly detailed corner facade glows in warm amber at left, while the darker, windowed building opposite recedes along the street. From Glasgow After Dark: Tracers

Night view across the River Clyde in Glasgow: a yellow-striped rail vehicle on a bridge or elevated track, with dark water below and office buildings with lit windows behind.

Yellow Line on the Viaduct into Central A yellow-striped rail vehicle stretches across a riverside viaduct as office windows glow behind it. Dark water fills the foreground, catching sparse reflections from the bridge and the clustered lights along Glasgow’s Clyde waterfront on a deep blue-black night. From Glasgow After Dark: Tracers