Oliver Wood Photography
Double vision – an experiment in reversed duplicates, overlaid. This was a lone tree (not sure which species) in an immaculately mowed field near Siddington, Cheshire – I will post […]
Winter scenes in the Bollin valley near Prestbury Village, Cheshire taken during the very cold winter of 2008/9. A seasonal mood for the festivities and my ‘virtual Christmas card’ for […]
An experimental or ‘artworked’ picture of trees on Bakestondale Moor above Pott Shrigley on the Cheshire, Derbyshire borders. A beautiful and very atmospheric location which has more than a passing […]
I have taken many pictures of the lighthouse on New Brighton beach and I thought this image was perfect for a more painting-like treatment. A combination of HDR, Orton processing […]
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 […]
6:30am A September morning in Prestbury Village, Cheshire. This image has been (heavily) processed in HDR with other bespoke filters and effects added. The light was so interesting and intriguing […]
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 […]
Nikon D80, 10mm, 100iso, f9, 1/250sec, Dec 18th 2010 – 12:11pm In anticipation of the approaching winter months – this shot is from 2010 when we had a very cold […]
