Some photos from Cambridge

A few more pictures we took in England this summer:

The photo above is of the Cam River as it flows past Trinity College, Cambridge. It is very easy to find images like this on the internet, but these were taken by Laura or me.

This is another view of Trinity College.

We arrived in the courtyard of Trinity for the perfomance of an oratorio by the chorale in the tower shown. The antiphon was sung by an cadre of singers in another tower. I wanted to point out that it was very hot for those singers.

This is a shot Laura took of a bevy of motocyclists on Harleys roaring through Cambridge.

The image on the right is a digitally modified photo of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. We returned with what I thought were an astonishing number of pictures of this building, and so I thought I would make it a bit more interesting. Click on the pictures for a larger version.

This is another pair of images from the DAMTP; the one on the left was made a little more dramatic using Paint.Net, a free image modification program much like Photoshop.

I was fairly happy with this image. It's Ed Chamblin, Andrew's father, in the canteen of the DAMTP. And here are two more