The post speculates on how drones would have captured significant moments in Blantyre’s history if they had existed decades ago. It highlights a recreation of the Blantyre Sports Centre construction in 1980 using AI and photos, providing a fascinating glimpse into the past that didn’t have video documentation.
How about this for an amazing picture! Captured by a drone above the Priory Plantation woodland on the Blantyre side of the Clyde, it looks northwards over to Bothwell Castle and beyond. Taken in Summer 2018. You can see the narrowing of the river at the bend, where once in the mid 1940’s the Priory […]
A wonderful drone aerial photo taken by Adam Bush high above Milheugh. With Blantyre in the background, the most notable feature is probably the brand new Pond at Niaroo, just off the Pech Brae. It really does give a sense of how large the new pond really is and shows a ring of birch […]
A stunning photo sent in to us by Adam Bush. Taken at the start of September 2016, his drone mounted camera flying above the Calder, took this incredible picture looking west, at sunset.
Another excellent new video on Youtube by James Dwyer. Filmed by drone, getting up close to everything at Redless Quarry. Amazing!! How beautiful this underused park is from above. I look forward to a lot of drone footage coming to Blantyre Project in 2017, investing in one myself in coming weeks.
Noticed this wonderful new video on Youtube by James Dwyer. Filmed by drone, getting up close and personal to River Clyde, Livingstone Bridge and Blantyre Weir. I have a feeling a drone will be on my Christmas wishlist this year.
A very good friend of Blantyre Project, Adam Bush has again shared one of his amazing aerial photographs captured high above Blantyre using his drone mounted camera. This one contrasts the darkness of the Calder to the West by comparison to the brightly lit lights of High Blantyre, centring around the cross at the top […]