Glasgow Eyes Hits the National Press!

The brand-new issue of Glasgow Eyes has made waves in the national press this weekend, introducing us to millions of potential new readers. On our cover, we exclusively revealed that Glasgow’s most notorious figure, Paul Ferris, is set to launch his very own podcast – with guests lined up from across the globe (including yours truly!).

And because one cover’s never enough, this issue is a dual cover special. Flip it over and you’ll see a man dressed as Captain America peering out of one of Glasgow’s most famous chip shops – just another day in this mad, brilliant city.

As always, we’re proud to bring you the stories and images that capture Glasgow and beyond in all its colour, Black and White and chaos. Got a story worth telling? Drop us a line at glasgoweyes1@gmail.com – we’d love to hear from you.

Night Patrols and the Bridge over the Clyde

There’s a certain stillness that comes over the city at night. Most people don’t see it—by the time the streets quiet down, they’re home, warm, maybe drifting into sleep. But on patrol, you see the city differently. You hear it breathe.

I always find myself pulled toward the Clyde. The river has its own kind of voice, steady and low, carrying the reflections of lamps and passing headlights. There’s comfort in it. The bridge over the Clyde feels like an old companion on those nights. Solid. Steadfast. Watching as the city changes, but never losing its place.

There’s a kind of humility to walking the city when everyone else is asleep. You’re not part of the noise or the rush. You’re just there, keeping watch, noticing things others might never stop to see. That bridge, those reflections on the Clyde—they’ve kept me company more times than I can count.

Maybe that’s why this picture means so much. It’s not just a view—it’s a memory. A reminder of nights when the city felt like it belonged only to me, the river, and the bridge.

Available to buy with frame - 2005 by Brian Anderson 

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Pure Gallus – Now in Mug Form! 

Start your morning the Glasgow way – bold, cheeky, and pure attitude. Our brand-new Pure Gallus mug is here, featuring the iconic design you know and love. Perfect for tea, coffee, or just pure swagger.

 Available now for our subscribers!
And while you’re at it, check out the full Glasgow Eyes merch range – streetwear, gifts, and framed art photos straight from the lens of photographer Brian Anderson.

Support independent Glasgow business– and sip in style.

 Gallus mugs don’t stay in stock long – grab yours now!

https://galluscollectivecom.co.uk/en-usd/products/pure-gallus-mugs

Photojournalism - Picture of The Day

Glasgow Eyes was out on the streets today as Buchanan Street turned into a flashpoint of noise, colour, and conviction. Hundreds gathered in the heart of the city, some waving placards in protest, others arriving to counter them. The result was a raw, unfiltered slice of Glasgow life—voices clashing, chants echoing between the Galleries, and police standing firm to keep the line between the groups.

Our lens was there, capturing the tension, the faces in the crowd, and the story unfolding in real time. From students with banners to older campaigners standing their ground, the sheer mix of people told its own story about the city’s spirit.

This is Glasgow photojournalism in its purest form—on the ground, in the moment, no filter, no distance. The full picture story will be front and centre in the brand-new first issue of Glasgow Eyes, launching in the middle of next week.

 Photo: Brian Anderson