Photography

Issue 1 – Clyde

Issue 17 Photography Competition Winning Image By Carolann Coghill

Issue 17 Photography Competition Runner Up Image By Katie Kennedy

Issue 17 Photography Competition Runner Up Image By Tom Gardiner

Issue 17 Photography Competition Image By Emily Fraser.

Issue 17 Photography Competition Image By Sean Johnstone

Issue 17 Photography Competition Image By Lindsay Allan.

Issue 17 Photography Competition Image By Daniel Allan

A landscape image of the industrial area of downtown Clydebank, with knocked down buildings, rubble, a ferris wheel and the new Clydebank College visable in the distance and sky reflecting in foreground puddle. — Winning Entry by Kelsey Graham

A photo of an old dumped armchair lying left next to the Clyde shore. — Runner Up by Marie Murphy

A blue-green hued landscape image of a man sitting on a rock atop of a mountainous area looking over the surroundings, edited in Prisma app to have an almost painting-like affect. — Runner Up by Peter Jarvis

A landscape image of a small river/burn with a footbridge across, with the sun coming across and hitting the many trees and shrubbery in the surrounding area. — by Johnny Dale

A photograph of an almost heart-shaped, light brown leaf on the ground. — by Lisa French

Close-up image of a berry branch dripping with fresh rain water. — by Lindsay Allan

A landscape image featuring snowy mountains in the background, 2 smaller greener mountains on either side in middle ground and a bright green field with sheep dotted around in the foreground. — by Carolann Coghill

A close-up image of a brown leaf laying on the ground, with many singular droplets of water sitting on top. — by Michaela Burns

A vertical photograph of a small stream flowing down the top of a foggy mountain, with a singular small tree centre frame. — by Carolyn Hutchison

An image of resusable face-masks lying next to the kerb amongst some rubbish and leaf piles. — by Ryan Allan

A blue bird with an orange belly perched upon the very tip of a stick or branch. — by David Crawford

Image of a foresty area, with a face-like pattern emerging from the bark of a tree in the centre. — by Kacho Khan

A close-up image of a red and black dragonfly sitting atop someone's fingers. — by Paul Kidd

A bee perched upon some bright yellow flowers against a green leafy background. — by Michael Wilson

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Photography

Issue 1 – Clyde

Issue 2 – Winter

Issue 3

Issue 4

Issue 5

Issue 6

Issue 7

Issue 8

Issue 9

Issue 10

Issue 17 – Summer

Issue 18 – Environment

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Issue 1 – Clyde

Issue 2 – Winter

Issue 3

Issue 4

Issue 5

Issue 6

Issue 7

Issue 8

Issue 9

Issue 10

Issue 17 – Summer

Issue 18 – Environment

Extras

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