Autumn leaves in the water

On the west bank of Port Meadow.

Cormorant in Port Meadow

A cold but sunny morning.

Ferry Hinksey Park

The view from atop Shotover hill, which is near Headington. Nope! Actually the large park off Ferry Hinksey Road at sunset.

The Gladstone Link

In the newly refurbished basement of the Bod. Shockingly nice for a place that used to be a dark, dank place.

Exeter quad viewed from the steps of the dining hall

Rain across Christ Church Meadow

Reflection

Durham Castle

This is now a part of the University, directly across from the cathedral.

We went up to Durham so I could collect some samples.

Testing, testing

I want to test out the picture settings, so here is Nathan Hard at work on the RSL.

An old favourite

The tourist

Just your typical Oxford tourist.

The Rad Cam from Exeter Fellow's Garden

Exeter College library in the sun

Radcliffe Camera Lower Reading Room

The ceiling has a cool design.

Hertford College in the sun

Jesus College

The leaves are just starting to turn.

Sun in the Octagon

Doing some teaching prep in the nicest room in Oxford.

The top of the Dyson Perrins building, one of the oldest chemistry labs in the world.

Seen from the top floor of the OUCE.

Hidden garden

Seen from the Institute of Archaeology, behind it and the Sackler.

Library in the Institute of Archaeology

A beautiful room.

The Sheldonian Theatre

I like how you can see the ceiling in this view. It was restored in 2008, and depicts ignorance being banished from the University.

The Bridge of Sighs at twilight

Hertford chapel from New College Lane.

Not sure how well this photographed, but the view was arresting.

From last Sunday, a soggy churchyard in Woodstock

The rain was drizzling down and Death or Glory by the Clash was playing on my headphones. Sobering music for a churchyard.

Exeter College Fellows' Garden

The sun did come out!