Oliver Wood Photography
My first post of 2017 is a typically beguiling look at my own locality with a hint of the eerie or disquieting that is apparently a signature quality of a […]
Long exposure (bulb exposure) shots of various common features close to where I live. The dead tree was an ideal subject, quite a hunting shape against the dark (darker than […]
I call this a ‘hyper nocturne’, in other words, an under exposed low ISO night shot recovered with levels and HDR treatments. This tree shows typical signs of lightning damage […]
A bit of urbex (Urban Exploration) or being in abandoned, dangerous, out-of-bounds or dilapidated places that one is really not supposed to venture into. I spent quite a lot of […]
Trees are a perennial favourite of mine and I think they can often make very dramatic subjects or an interesting ‘focal’ point in a nature / landscape shot. I live […]
A return to my first love in photography – that is, the world of apparently strange common-place or beguiling objects and settings. A world of small scale surrealism in the […]
Mysterious lanes of Cheshire, this topiary work was seen near a place called Over Peover on a recent ride down to Jodrell Bank in Cheshire. I like this kind of […]
A 77 second (bulb) exposure taken near to Manchester Road in Macclesfield. I quite like the new LED street lights on this road and wanted to see how they would […]
The Mersey estuary at New Brighton on a cold October dusk. This was a fairly long exposure (bulb) shot, more a happy accident in terms of the final effect as […]
The first real winter weather of 2015/16. The Winter thus far has been one of the warmest on record so it was quite nice to see (and feel) these more […]
