Now I admire anyone who ventures out in the rain in autumn with a camera, and especially Andy Robertson who as ever was out recording the changing skyline of the Twin Cities.
In this case it was Harbour City down at the Quays in the rain.
Not for him a warm sunny day with blue skies smiling so bright, blue birds singing their song while day was hurrying by, instead it was grey clouds, persistent rain with the promise of travelling home soaked to the skin.*
So here are two Andy took from Salford in the rain, down at Harbour City watching as the cranes moved and the buildings grew.
Location; Salford
Pictures; Harbour City, 2017, from the collection of Andrew Robertson
*Apologies to Irving Berlin and his song Blue Skies.
Not for him a warm sunny day with blue skies smiling so bright, blue birds singing their song while day was hurrying by, instead it was grey clouds, persistent rain with the promise of travelling home soaked to the skin.*
So here are two Andy took from Salford in the rain, down at Harbour City watching as the cranes moved and the buildings grew.
Pictures; Harbour City, 2017, from the collection of Andrew Robertson
*Apologies to Irving Berlin and his song Blue Skies.
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