Aberdeen
Hello, I hope that you have had a lovely weekend.
Today I wanted to share a couple of images taken from a GoPro Hero10.
Whilst out running the sky was looking incredible. I placed the GoPro onto a nearby fence and recorded a short video.
These were merely screen shots from the footage.
Sometimes it isn’t about the fanciest of cameras and pixel count.
Nice lighting trumps all those things.
Hello,
Today id like to share with you some images of the office where i am currently working.
Again all drone images, the above image a little cameo roll as felt that i needed a person in the frame to add some interest.
Have a good weekend.
Lee
Good morning,
Another Aberdeen office. This is one of the first photos taken with my drone. It was a nerve wrecking flight that’s for sure ha!
Some information on the building.
This commercial building was completed in 2015 for energy firm GDF Suez, designed by the award winning Halliday Fraser Munro. The project value was £8 million. This distinctive building in Aberdeen city centre was winner of the BCO award for ‘Best Commercial Workplace’ in 2015. Judges in the British Council for Offices’ (BCO’s) Regional Awards said the 40,000 square feet riverside development showed what can be achieved by a “clear vision that puts the needs of the occupier centre stage”, while at the same time benefiting the wider community.
The building is now occupied by Neptune Energy, who are an independent exploration and production company in the oil and gas industry, who have a regional focus on the North Sea, North Africa and Asia Pacific with a diverse, gas-weighted portfolio and deep industry expertise.
Have a great weekend.
Lee
While I am now spending 75% of my time in Aberdeen.
I am out documenting some buildings and offices of Aberdeen.
So today I start with Annan House which EnQuest and WorleyParsons occupy in the city centre. Early morning it catches the sun beautifully.
Completed in 2015 this eight storey building provides 120,000ft2 of grade ‘A’ office space. This building has led to the physical regeneration of a neglected and run down area of the City and also act as a catalyst in generating additional long-term economic activity for the Aberdeen harbour area and city in general.
I hope that you have a good weekend.
All the best
Lee
Hello,
Hows things?
Thats us well into 2020 now..
Here are some images of Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University.
“Omni Nunc Arte Magistra”
“Now by all your mastered arts”
Robert Gordon University, commonly called RGU, is a public university in the city of Aberdeen, Scotland.
The university derives from Robert Gordon's Hospital, an institution set up in the mid-18th century to provide the poor with a basic education and reasonable start in life, and the various educational institutions which developed in Aberdeen to provide adults with technical, vocational and artistic training, mostly in the evenings and part-time. Following numerous mergers between these establishments, it became Robert Gordon's Technical College in 1910, then following further developments became Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology in 1965 and began to conduct increasing amounts of research and provide degree-level education (by now mostly offering day classes to full-time students). Finally, it became a university in 1992.
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Lee
Congratulations for Petrofacs Industrial services Rope Access team, for doing an amazing job installing the buildings Christmas decorations :)
Through either a work rotation or weather, i have not physically been home for Christmas day since 2014,
and so just call me Mr Christmas as the Ramsden family are going the whole hog this year.
I hope that you all have a great time, either at home with your families, or if you are stuck at work, hope that you make up for it double when you return.
Thanks
Lee
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