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Dunham Massey & Hare Hill Photographs

Monday, June 21, 2010

I had a rare weekend off from wedding photography this weekend – but not from the camera!

On Saturday we went for a walk around Dunham Massey National Trust Estate, just a few miles south of Manchester, whilst on Sunday we went to Hare Hill in Cheshire.

The first set of photographs below were taken on Saturday at Dunham Massey whereas the second set were all taken at Hare Hill on Sunday.  As I had hoped to see lots of birds and wildlife at Hare Hill (we didn’t see any!) I didn’t take any landscape cameras lenses so ended up taking all the Hare Hill photographs on my iPhone using the BRILLIANT Hipstamatic app.

I will be updating the blog again tomorrow with more photographs from Dunham Massey, this time though with pictures from an engagement photoshoot from last week so please check back tomorrow:-)

The photographs below were all taken at Hare Hill, just south of Manchester, on my iPhone using the BRILLIANT Hipstamatic photography app:


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March 26, 2011 - 2:42 pm

MrSam - The first photo is gorgeous, love the light!

June 27, 2010 - 9:19 pm

Claire - More deer and a rabbit! What a great evening I’m having reading your blog!!! The last batch of images look like stills from a scary fantasy film, they bring Pan’s Labyrinth to mind… and that’s so up my street. Amazing.

June 24, 2010 - 4:27 am

Adam Cavanagh - Really cool work. Your wildlife photos are awesome.

June 21, 2010 - 4:35 pm

Inga - Wonderful photos Neil, I love the one of the rabbit & the deeer peeking through the ferns, the iphone ones are brilliant too, such a good app, I took quite a few myself recently whilst out in Ibiza, the different borders and colours gives you such variety!:-)

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