Oxfordshire locations?
Oxfordshire locations?
Hello,
I'm due to be in Oxford for a few days at the end of March. I know the city reasonably well, but I don't know the surrounding area at all. Does anyone know of a good location for photography in the area, other than the city and its colleges?
Thanks
Steven
I'm due to be in Oxford for a few days at the end of March. I know the city reasonably well, but I don't know the surrounding area at all. Does anyone know of a good location for photography in the area, other than the city and its colleges?
Thanks
Steven
Re: Oxfordshire locations?
Wytham Woods, to the west of the city.
http://www.wildcru.org/wytham/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wytham
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/oxford/hi/p ... 470807.stm
That should keep you occupied for a while!
Nick
http://www.wildcru.org/wytham/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wytham
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/oxford/hi/p ... 470807.stm
That should keep you occupied for a while!
Nick
Re: Oxfordshire locations?
Thanks Nick - let's see if they give me an entry permit!
Steven
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Re: Oxfordshire locations?
well if anyone else is considering Oxon as an all round interesting photographic location, then don't get over excited with what it has to offer - I should know I've endured it for 10+ years and there's minus stimulation
one is far better rewarded with, say Yorkshire disused Mills, Black Country depravation etc and anything old and industrial imho - there's way more potential north of Birmingham than further south, imho
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one is far better rewarded with, say Yorkshire disused Mills, Black Country depravation etc and anything old and industrial imho - there's way more potential north of Birmingham than further south, imho
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Re: Oxfordshire locations?
Not necessarily so. But it is often the case that you never see the beauty of your own home area; you should try living in SouthportAndrew Plume wrote:well if anyone else is considering Oxon as an all round interesting photographic location, then don't get over excited with what it has to offer - I should know I've endured it for 10+ years and there's minus stimulation
one is far better rewarded with, say Yorkshire disused Mills, Black Country depravation etc and anything old and industrial imho - there's way more potential north of Birmingham than further south, imho

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Re: Oxfordshire locations?
Ahem... I had a wonderful walk/recce up on the Ridgeway near Wantage at the weekend and will almost definitely going back with my LF. Admittedly it's not as rugged as the Derbyshire or Yorkshire Dales but is a beautiful place.Andrew Plume wrote:well if anyone else is considering Oxon as an all round interesting photographic location, then don't get over excited with what it has to offer - I should know I've endured it for 10+ years and there's minus stimulation
one is far better rewarded with, say Yorkshire disused Mills, Black Country depravation etc and anything old and industrial imho - there's way more potential north of Birmingham than further south, imho
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Re: Oxfordshire locations?
fair point Phil
but it's still all fields and big skies, I feel and little else
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but it's still all fields and big skies, I feel and little else
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Re: Oxfordshire locations?
Joanna Carter wrote:Not necessarily so. But it is often the case that you never see the beauty of your own home area; you should try living in SouthportAndrew Plume wrote:well if anyone else is considering Oxon as an all round interesting photographic location, then don't get over excited with what it has to offer - I should know I've endured it for 10+ years and there's minus stimulation
one is far better rewarded with, say Yorkshire disused Mills, Black Country depravation etc and anything old and industrial imho - there's way more potential north of Birmingham than further south, imho
Joanna - would that be a recommendation for visiting Southport, then?
andrew