Guardian Camera Club: Robert Proctor on graphic shapes

Smoked Scottish Glass . Cumbernauld Town Centre, 1955-67. Some 70s glazing inserted into the concrete framework Photograph: Robert Proctor/Flickr Photograph: guardian.co.uk Fans of Modernism . Some kind of air conditioning unit added into the back of the partly demolished concrete frame Photograph: Robert Proctor/Flickr Photograph: guardian.co.uk Half a Car Park . Where part of the car park was demolished big chunks of concrete have been put up to stop the cars falling off the edge. Taken with a Sigma 10-20mm lens Photograph: Robert Proctor/Flickr Photograph: guardian.co.uk Shelf Life . One side was demolished years ago by slicing off a mass of concrete. Now a new shopping centre has been put up next to it, with this steel bridge connecting to the old centre Photograph: Robert Proctor/Flickr Photograph: guardian.co.uk Cumbernauld Coffers . A clean cut concrete section Photograph: Robert Proctor/Flickr Photograph: guardian.co.uk Nowhere, Cumbernauld . Rather than make use of an existing reinforced concrete bridge, the link to the new part of the town centre skirts around it, leaving a hidden ruin Photograph: Robert Proctor/Flickr Photograph: guardian.co.uk