Oliver Wood Photography
The bridge at Capsthorne Hall in Cheshire. Treated with a tinted canvas layer, taken 18th July 2015. This National Trust property is one of Cheshire’s finest Jacobean sites and always […]
The lighthouse (and beach) at New Brighton on a cold October evening. My colleague, the tiny dot on the right, is almost lost in the landscape. He was filming a […]
Far away in a magical land of east Cheshire; well maybe not quite so far. This is a view across the gorgeous lush and gently undulating landscape that is characteristic […]
A summer day in the fields of the Bollin Valley Way near Prestbury – transformed with HDR – well it was a moody day with gathering storm clouds. Conditions that […]
The lighthouse at New Brighton on clear and chilly October afternoon. We were lucky to arrive just as the tide was going out and remained in this location until the […]
A heavily ‘treated’ image of the mere at Tatton Park in Cheshire. Also called ‘Solitude for Two’. Nikon D80, 11mm, 100iso, f8, 1/180sec, April 21st 2014 – 13:22
The famous Bollington monument or folly know as White Nancy has been painted with a large number 50 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the towns arts festival which begins […]
This is a somewhat processed / filtered image of the edge of the forest line by Ridgegate Reservoir. It is a while now since I last had a full day […]
Nikon D80, 14mm, 100iso, f11, 1/100sec, Dec 18th 2010 – 12:06am Another shot from the gloriously snow-bound winter of 2010. This time taken in the fields to north of Prestbury […]
Nikon D80, 10mm, 400iso, f18, 1/160sec, Dec 18th 2011 – 11:54am Looking back to the very snowy winter of 2010, down in the ‘low fields’ at Prestbury, Cheshire one cold […]
