A small selection from a large collection of Cambridge, both town and gown.
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Cambridge Commute
the ageing bicycles which stand against ancient college walls, their baskets and saddles reflected in the shadows of the Cambridge morning sun.
Heads and Hats of Cambridge
Real heads, Stones Heads, straw boaters on the punters, black bowlers on the college porters.
Cambridge Gold 1
Cambridge Gold 2
Cambridge Gold 3
Doors of Ferry Path, Cambridge
Botanic Gardens, Cambridge
Cambridge Red
Cambridge Blue
Cambridge Green
Punts in Full Bloom
Cambridge in Shades of Plum
Bridge of Sighs, St. John’s
Magdalene College, Cambridge
Fitzwilliam Museum, Trumpington Road
reflected in antiques shop opposite - antique china and glassware appears to be sprouting from the very fabric of the great museum.
Kings in Lamb
King’s College Cambridge reflects in the windows of the one time home of Charles Lamb which stands opposite.
Brooklands Lodge
by the Botantical Gardens, Brooklands Avenue and Trumpington Road corner
Botanic Bench
One of the most strange sights in the Cambridge Botanic Gardens is the glorious way the old wooden benches have been allowed to disappear into the undergrowth, creating an organic, mysterious disappearance of the seating.
Kings in a Car
King’s College Chapel, reflected in the windscreen and bonnet of a car parked outside, then shown upside down.
Kings in Two Windows
King’s College reflects in the Georgian architecture of the houses and shops opposite.
Kings Reflected
King’s Chapel reflected in a car and hung upside down.
Cycle Shadow
A bike leaning against the walls of Pembroke College.
Downing College Chapel
Pepys Library at Magdalene
Boat Houses on the Cam
Scott Polar Museum
A woman’s glance
a piece of stained glass in King’s College Chapel.