Owen Phillips

A limited edition canvas print of Greenfield & Yeoman Hey reservoirs, looking out from the Pennines, Manchester way.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition canvas print of a stunning sunset, taken from Cook’s Study, just above Hade Edge, and looking out over Snailsden Reservoir.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition canvas print looking towards Holme Moss, taking in the corner of the new vineyard above Holmbridge.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition canvas print of Bilberry Reservoir taken on a super-still day, giving beautiful reflections in the water. The scene was shot from the dam in between Digley and Bilberry.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

This is the generic poster designed to promote the Open Mic Night  I ran at The Nook, Holmfirth. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the first Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth, the main band featured was Hexa. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the second Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth, the main band featured was Mi Mye. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the third Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth, the main band featured was Breaking The Illusion. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the fourth Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth, the main band featured was Old Man Pie. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth,Showcasing all the headline bands running through from June to October. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth, the main band featured was Cow Town. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for the Open Mic Night at The Nook, Holmfirth, listing bands headlining the gig from February to April. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

This poster was produced for a local gig taking place in the old Picturedrome Cinema, Holmfirth. The brief was to produce “something like 1960s San Francisco Psychedelia”. The poster will be printed on heavy weight, silk finish stock and supplied in a postal tube.

HDR Photograph of Winscar Reservoir, taken from the dam at Harden, on 6th November 2011.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

Photograph looking towards Black Hill, taken from Issues Road, Holme on 31st December 2009.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

Photograph of Hinchliffe Mill, taken from Royd Lane, on 26th December 2009.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

Photograph looking towards Holme Moss, taken from Royd Lane, on 26th December 2009.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph of Winscar Reservoir, taken at low water on 6th November 2011.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph looking towards Hinchliffe Mill, taken at Cartworth on 4th August 2008.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

Photograph of Snailsden Pike, taken from Cook’s Study on 3rd January 2010.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph looking towards Holme Moss, taken above Hinchliffe Mill on 31st October 2009.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

Full sets of Holme Valley Landscape Greetings cards,

Set 1 includes:

An Unlikely Vineyard, Snailsden Pike End under Snow, Boxing Day on Royd Lane, Snow Lined Fields over Hinchliffe Mill, A Lonely Tree at Cartworth, Winscar’s Silty Strata, Issues Road and Black Hill and Low Water at Winscar.

Set 2 Includes:

Snow Surrounding Upper Knowl, Hullock Bank from Tinker’s, Cloud Trickles into Ramsden Clough, Wogden Moor from Townhead, Misty Dusk at Hade Edge and Barns at Greaves Head.

Supplied with Envelopes

A Collection of 12 photographs, charting the changing seasons across the Holme Valley, compiled into a 2012 calendar. The calendar is A3 sized when opened out, with each open spread comprising a full page photograph and a clear calendar grid with plenty of spice to write in your day to day goings on.

A limited edition canvas print looking towards Black Hill from Issues Road, Holme.

The photograph was captured on a snowy New Year’s Eve, 2009. Not many people were venturing out, but a single figure is visible in the distance, walking down the track.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition canvas print of Snailsden Reservoir taken on a super-still day, giving beautiful reflections in the water of the leaden skies above.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition canvas print March Hill’s old quarry workings, taken from the Bucktones Road at Blacker Edge.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition canvas print looking down the Wessenden Valley from Wicken Grain, on the moors above, with strands of mist floating over the reservoir and hanging in the valleys.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition canvas print of Ramsden Reservoir at the height of summer, taken from the dam of Riding Wood Reservoir.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

Photograph of the dilapidated barns at Greaves Head, taken above Digley on 31st December 2009.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph looking looking out from Hade Edge on 20th November 2011.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph looking towards Wogden Moor from the road above Townhead on 6th November 2011.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph lookingdown Ramsden Clough with the valley bottom filled with low cloud, taken on 20th November 2011.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph looking out over Jackson Bridge from the track near Tinker’s Tower, captured on 20th November 2011.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

HDR Photograph looking towards Upper Knowl Farm from Issues Road, captured on 31st December 2009.

The card is A5 size, and supplied with an envelope. Packs also available!

A limited edition photographic print of Greenfield & Yeoman Hey reservoirs, looking out from the Pennines, Manchester way.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is signed, numbered and tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition photographic print of a stunning sunset, taken from Cook”s Study, just above Hade Edge, and looking out over Snailsden Reservoir.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is signed, numbered and tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition photographic print looking towards Holme Moss, taking in the corner of the new vineyard above Holmbridge.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is singed, numbered and tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.

A limited edition photographic print of Bilberry Reservoir taken on a super-still day, giving beautiful reflections in the water. The scene was shot from the dam in between Digley and Bilberry.

HDR photographs are carefully constructed from three different exposures of the same scene in order to achieve far greater detail than would usually be possible in a digital image. The results are spectacular, and are much more akin to what is perceived by the eye when one is actually viewing the scene.

Each print is signed, numbered and tagged with title and the OS grid reference from which it was captured.