Neil Fraser | Photography Projects
Photography with a focus on community, design, and shared spaces.
Architecture Photography Awards
"The Architecture Photography Awards is an international photography competition dedicated to showcasing outstanding visual interpretations of architecture from around the world. We celebrate photographers who capture not just buildings—but the soul of space, structure, light, and design".
Designed by Architects & Engineers firm Dissing+Weitling the Squiggly Bridge, officially known as the Tradeston Bridge, is a striking pedestrian and cycle bridge in Glasgow that spans the River Clyde. Opened in May 2009, it connects the Tradeston area on the south bank with the International Financial Services District on the north bank.
The bridge, designed with an S-shaped, horizontally curved deck that resembles a squiggle — hence the nickname, is both a functional crossing and a visual landmark, reflecting Glasgow’s blend of industrial heritage and modern urban renewal. Taken by Neil Fraser, this photograph of the Squiggly Bridge is a 2025 finalist in the "Bridges" category of the international Architectural Photography Awards.
British Library
Great opportunity to photograph some outstanding spaces through the Royal Institute of British Architects
The Hill House
The Hill House is considered to be a Scottish architectural domestic masterpiece. Commissioned by Glasgow publisher Walter Blackie, the married duo of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the artist Margaret Macdonald collaborated to create almost everything you can see here, from the building itself to the furniture and textiles.
Shooting the Hill House - support National Trust for Scotland
Three Rivers Festival
Capturing the essence of Stirling to support a celebration of chamber music in the heart of Scotland
The Eilidh Brown Memorial Fund
A privilage to contribute to this stunning countryside respite holiday home for young people and their families who are going through, have been through or have sadly lost a child to cancer.
