Venice is for gondolas, New York for taxis, Oxford for bicycles -
and pedestrians. This is a city, which has survived untouched for
the best part of a thousand years. And there has been a
university here for nearly as long. And yet it never grows old: it
renews itself each autumn with a fresh infusion of youth. Oxford
is one of the great universities of the world. It has been in
existence for the better part of 800 years. Its history is to be
found in the colleges, in the faculties and in the departments, in
the magnificent collections held in its libraries and museums, in
its time-honoured traditions and ceremonies, and in the
magnificent architecture of its buildings set in and around the
centre of the city. So many images, so many perspectives,
captured here, in lucid photographic language.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQerQIf8cr4
Originally from Belgium, Douglas Vernimmen gained his Ph.D. at the University of Liege before coming to Oxford to continue his studies. He developed an early interest in photography, and his work has been shown in about 100 salons covering 50 countries from Asia to the USA. He is the recipient of about 400 international awards and several distinctions for his international contribution of Photography.
Awards Douglas Vernimmen is a photographer and the author of awards-winning book 'Oxford Through the Lens' published by @accartbooks ISBN: 9781851498383
He is the recipient of about 400 international awards and several distinctions for his international contribution of Photography.
