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Best shots of 2012 – March. Tree Blossom
After the long damp winter months in Oxford, it’s brilliant to see the tree blossom all over the place. I’m counting down the days until the Spring.
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Hidden Worlds.
Oxford is full of closed college doors, so when they do open up, they tend to show a hidden world. Of course I have been in most of the colleges, but sometimes the closed door makes me think there is a...
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London Calling…
It will have been 3 years tomorrow since I was last in London, and I’m getting the bug to visit the capital again soon. Well as soon as the weather gets better.
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I did take a few snow photographs
But as per usual I’ve had a cold, so I’ve had to be careful about keeping myself warm to prevent my asthma from flaring up. Taken from my project 520 week 3 set.
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Best shots of 2012 – March. The Randolph Hotel and it’s Flags.
The Randolph Hotel is one of Oxford’s landmarks if you’ve watched Inspector Morse or Lewis. Most of my memories of the hotel are ones of standing outside eating chips whilst St Giles Fair was in fully...
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Best shots of 2012 – March. Classic Cars
You’ll often find various classic cars in Oxford, sometimes whizzing through the traffic and other times parked up.
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Torpids time again.
Always enjoy watching the Torpids even though it can be quite cold at this time of year down by the Isis.
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Still wondering where Spring went….
And how long it will take the Jet Stream to stop being a slow coach and head northwards.
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Reprocessing old photos with new software is fun.
In this case with the Nik collection (Google slashed it’s price). So from The Young Guns to Deadman’s walk….
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Merton Roses
They tend to grow over the walls and into view along Deadmans walk (the path where Jews and other non Christians were carried outside the city walls for burial).
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