Oliver Wood Photography
Interesting line and flow (as I say – or making up terminology) a view of the Derbyshire landscape seen on a long bike ride from Castleton to Macclesfield. The image […]
I seem to find electrical and telecoms infrastructure to be quite a fascinating subject when combined with a landscape or environment context. This very scary apparatus in a remote corner […]
A small part of the large railway operation in the heart of the Peak District. Limestone quarrying has been a feature of this location for more than 100 years and […]
Cycling home from Castleton via Chapel-en-le-Frith, Whaley Bridge, Disley, High Lane and the Middlewood Way. Beautiful and amazing settings with a very challenging ride, perfect. Lighting conditions were not quite […]
One of the much maligned ‘pacer’ units at New Mills Central in Derbyshire. The cute little train that couldn’t. The class 142s are destined to disappear from most of the […]
Cycling through Kettleshulme on route to Whaley Bridge, a fantastic, challenging and very scenic trip. Once past this point, the high point on Bakestonedale Rd (1000ft above sea level) there […]
Available light photography at Furness Vale, Derbyshire. Things seen whilst on a nighttime bike ride into the High Peak. Taking advantage of the fantastic light gathering capability of my Nikon […]
Vintage pylons on the march in Derbyshire, they came striding over the hill with an attitude of unstoppable determination. I quite like to photographer landscape scenes that also include some […]
A small study of the landscape adjacent to the A 5004 Macclesfield to Buxton road, a road that has become somewhat notorious for its high fatality rate – mostly amongst […]
