Jonathan Olley

born 1967

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Biography

Jonathan Olley (London, United Kingdom, 1967.) is a British photographer known for his work in capturing landscapes characterized by signs of human folly. In addition to his photography, Olley has also pursued roles as a war reporter and a photographer within the motion picture industry.

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Artworks

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British Army firing range, Magilligan Point, Lough Foyle, Co. Londonderry
Jonathan Olley
1998

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Golf Five Zero watchtower (known to the British army as ‘Borucki Sanger’). Crossmaglen Security Force Base, South Armagh
Jonathan Olley
1999
Grosvenor Road RUC Police Station, Grosvenor Road, Central Belfast
Jonathan Olley
1998

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RUC Police Station and British Army Patrol Base, Strabane, Co.Tyrone
Jonathan Olley
1998

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Springfield Road RUC Police Station, Belfast, Co.Down
Jonathan Olley
1998

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Mountpottinger Road RUC Station, Belfast
Jonathan Olley
1999

Prints and Drawings Rooms

Biography

Artworks

British Army firing range, Magilligan Point, Lough Foyle, Co. Londonderry

Golf Five Zero watchtower (known to the British army as ‘Borucki Sanger’). Crossmaglen Security Force Base, South Armagh

Grosvenor Road RUC Police Station, Grosvenor Road, Central Belfast

RUC Police Station and British Army Patrol Base, Strabane, Co.Tyrone

Springfield Road RUC Police Station, Belfast, Co.Down

Mountpottinger Road RUC Station, Belfast

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