Oxford photographs

The following categories are available:

Views around Oxford

Virtual tours of Oxford (Recommended!)

Photographs of Colleges

Other collections in Oxford

Oxfordshire Photographic Archive

Other photographic links

Views around Oxford

• General views.
• Sepia photographs.
• Aerial views. (Warning: large images.)
• University departments.
• A Succinct Guide to Thirty Pubs in and around Oxford with photographs.
• Eights Week photographs - rowing at Oxford.
• Magdalen Rowing Photo Gallery - slide show.
• St John's College Boat Club Picture Gallery.
• Image index photographs from Linacre College Boat Club.
• PTCL Picture Page: a real-time photograph from the Physical & Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory updated every 30 seconds or so. (No longer in operation due to lack of a camera!)
• Oxford photographic slide show from the Ruskin School of Art. (Configured especially for netscape - click on each photograph to see the next one.)
• Large photograph of the Museum of the History of Science.
• Oxford in Summer and Oxford area - Godstow to Goring part of a virtual tour of the River Thames by Lisa Osta.
• Oxford photographs by Claudio Fanin, University of Padua, Italy.
• Oxford photographs by Andrew Speedy (Oxford Dept of Plant Sciences): Autumn trees and Winter in the Parks.
• Oxford Picture Library including and Oxford list from PhotoSource (commercial).
• Oxford Picture Gallery by James Rigg. Includes panoramic views using Java.
• Process C-41, A gallery of photographic images: Oxford by Kai Haseloh.
• Search for "Oxford" images by the ditto.com visual search engine.

Virtual tours of Oxford

• Oxford Open Top Tour Bus from the Oxford School of Architecture at Oxford Brookes University.
• Oxford University photo tour starting here by John-D. Courouble.
• St. John's College Doom by Simon Tong. Texture mapped with original photographs. Requires Doom2 software and a high-end PC.
• Tolkien's Oxford - photographs from Taruithorn, the Oxford Tolkien Society.
• Sights and buildings of Oxford, including QuickTime VR movies, from Virtual Oxford.
• Virtual Trinity. (Uses Java.)

Photographs of Colleges

• Blackfriars photo album.
• Christ Church views. See also Cathedral views.
• Corpus Christi College
• Exeter College pictures. (To be added shortly.)
• Hertford College
• Jesus College images.
• Keble College tour.
• Lady Margaret Hall photo gallery.
• Merton College photographic tour.
• Queen's College pictorial view (in-line JPEG images for netscape and recent versions of mosaic only).
• St. Cross College picture gallery.
• St. Hugh's College views.
• St. John's College introduction.
• Trinity College pictures.
• University College photographs by Jonathan Bowen and others.
• Wadham College photographs via an active map, held at Wadham.
• Wolfson College photographs from Wolfson.
• Worcester College, a guided tour including photographs.

Other collections in Oxford

• Bodleian Library manuscripts (see also other images).
• 3D photographs by Ian Collier.
• Marlow Tour by Paul Thomas. A surrogate walk around a small English town.
• Scenes from Indochina by Siew-li Kok, including a clickable map. A beautiful collection of black and white images with commentary, recording a trip in September 1994.
• Photos of the Oxford Blue Boat, 1995.
• Quelques images voltairiennes from the Voltaire Foundation.
• Emmet's Thailand Photo Exhibition by Emmet Spier. A well-presented exhibit of black and white photos taken during July 1994. (Best viewed using netscape.)
• Cameras: The Technology of Photographic Imaging including Miss Acland & Early Colour Photography in Oxford. A temporary exhibition at the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford. See also A Small Exhibition of Early Photographs from the Museum's Collection: Daguerreotypes, Photogenic Drawings, Calotypes, etc. Part of an Image Library, also including instruments and other objects, portraits and other illustrations. Professionally presented high quality and large images. E.g., see Calotype photograph of the Botanic Gardens and Magdalen College tower by W. H. Fox Talbot, 30 July 1842. (Recommended, bandwidth permitting!)
• Sergei Rachmaninoff - Photograph Archive by Matthew Dovey.
• Pictures of St Mary's, the University church.

Oxfordshire Photographic Archive

Oxfordshire Photographic Archive
Centre of Oxfordshire Studies (COS)
Central Library
Westgate
Oxford OX1 1DJ
England
Tel: +44-1865 815749

Other photographic links

• Photography by Carroll - photographic links in the Lewis Carroll home page.
• Lewis Carroll's Photo Developing Outfit and other associated photographs. (Part of a 164^th birthday page for Lewis Carroll, 27 January 1996.)
• The early photographer Henry Taunt and the River Thames, an article by Lisa Osta.
• The worldwide virtual vacation map including Europe and the UK, featuring Oxford!
• PHOTONet Index list of Internet sites of photographic interest from the World Wide Web Photo Magazine PHOTON.
• National Museum of Photography, Film & Television, Bradford.
• Trojan Room Coffee Machine, a real-time photograph from Cambridge.
• Spy Cameras on the Internet.
• A Traveler's Photo Album - changed on a bi-weekly basis.
• Photography links from Point Communications.
• Photo.net page by Philip Greenspun.
• Bengt's Photo Page, including Photo Exhibitions and Archives, Sweden.
• Boston Camera View updated once a minute, including an MPEG movie of the previous hour's snapshots (around 30Kbytes).
• Photographic exhibits and corporations directories from Yahoo.
• Reading University Photographic Society, including an on-line gallery.
• Surfing the Rowing Net - links to rowing images collected by Rachell Quarrell.
• Photography information from Kodak.
• Photography from Agfa.
• The World Right Now, an extensive geographically indexed list of live outdoor images from around the world.
• Eadweard Muybridge images, Kingston Museum Kingston-on-Thames.
• Artistic nudes by Marc Odley.
• University of Reading campus photographs.
• York Photo, Excel and Truprint, UK film processing, including a gallery. See also York Photo, USA, including a gallery.
• Committee for Aerial Photography, University of Cambridge. E.g., see aerial photographs of St. John's College.
• The International Library of Photography, Maryland, USA.
• photoResource Magazine.
• An Introduction to Photos (19th and Early 20th Century Photographic Processes) by the Public Records Office, UK.

Additional photographs and relevant pointers related to Oxford, preferably in GIF or JPEG format, and via a URL, are welcome.