Tag: architecture p1

1980s Modular Brutalism An old picture re-worked with some HDR and texture layering. I was going through some of my older images on one of my backups and came across […]

The Ever Changing Skyline A shot taken from the Hilton on a grey drab and wet day in January 2020, the 23rd to be precise. I have enhanced the image […]

A few heavily treated images of All Saints church in Siddington, Cheshire; seen whilst cycling down to Jodrell Bank. Some of these images have added texture layers. The building is […]

A new view of New Road in Prestbury Village, Cheshire. The new view has been made possible by the removal of trees and shrubs in the garden of the Bridge […]

One of Bollington’s most notable landmarks, Clarence Mill, is now home to numerous businesses and residential accommodations. The large former steam powered cotton mill is a relic of the towns […]

A modern industrial ‘shed’ near Tytherington, Cheshire seen on a local bike ride around the new developments. Interesting shapes and lighting effects (I thought) just had to photograph. [exif id=”1520″]

The old and rather forlorn looking carpet factory in Macclesfield, I know very little about the history of this plant but I believe they used to manufacture some of the […]

An interesting interplay of shapes and lines that was perfectly lit – particularly with black and white reproduction in mind. The image has been treated with a paper texture layer […]

This is a brief pictorial overview / record of the demolition and construction on the Ford House site in Prestbury, Cheshire. A village focal point that has been extensively, but […]

A recent nocturnal mini photo adventure in Manchester. It provided some interesting contrast to my normal environment which is almost completely devoid of artificial light at night – which of […]