traffic photographs

Long-exposure night view of a Glasgow intersection: a bus displaying route 17 stands near the centre as red, white and blue vehicle-light trails cross the road; blurred pedestrians wait on the left beside tall stone buildings.

Route 17 in Red A route 17 bus holds the centre of a Glasgow intersection as passing traffic becomes broad ribbons of red, white and blue. Blurred pedestrians wait at the left-hand corner beneath streetlamps, while the stone façades on either side retain their solid presence in the long exposure. From Glasgow After Dark: Tracers

Long-exposure night view of a Glasgow road junction, with red traffic lights, red and white vehicle light trails, a blurred large vehicle crossing the road, bollards on the left pavement, and tall dark buildings.

Red Signals at the Crossing Vehicle lights sweep through a signalised Glasgow intersection in long red and white bands. From the left-hand pavement, bollards, lane markings and double yellow lines lead toward a blurred passing vehicle, while starburst streetlamps and dark multi-storey buildings hold the surrounding street in place. From Glasgow After Dark: Tracers

Elevated view down a busy Edinburgh city-centre street, with buses, cars, cyclists and dense pedestrian pavements leading toward a domed building.

Buses Below Register House Buses and cars travel along the steep city-centre thoroughfare as pedestrians fill both pavements. The street’s tightly packed historic façades draw the view toward the dome at its far end, while shoppers, visitors and cyclists create a layered rhythm of movement. From Edinburgh Festival People

Evening traffic on a wet road in Rutherglen, viewed beneath an overpass toward distant cranes, floodlights and city buildings.

Traffic Beneath the Overpass A warm, overcast sky hangs above a busy approach road as vehicles queue at changing lights. The view draws from the close rhythm of traffic to a distant built skyline, where cranes and stadium-style lights punctuate the edge of the city. From Summer Evening, Rutherglen