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ALT Radcliffe Camera This image is a composite of 267 images, each with four seconds of exposure, for a total exposure time of just under 18 minutes. You can see Polaris (the North Star) right above the library, around which the sky appears to rotate; it seems as if the universe revolves around Oxford. Notice the temperature gradient of the image and how it transitions from the warm cobblestones to the cool indigo sky.
ALT St Edmund Hall Library This is a composite of 491 frames, each with four seconds of exposure, over the course of an hour. St Edmund Hall has a library which used to be a church, St Peter-in-the-East. The church dates back to the 10th century and includes an underground crypt. The church was deconsecrated and re-opened as a library in 1970.
ALT Bridge of Sighs, Hertford College The bridge was completed in 1914 and connects the old and new sections of Hertford College. This image is a composite of 226 frames, each with four seconds of exposure.
ALT The Queen’s College Founded in 1341 and named after Queen Philippa. At the centre of the image is the great entrance of the college. The cupola shelters the statue of Queen Caroline. In the sky, you can see Orion the Hunter and his faithful dog, Sirius. This image is a composite of 306 frames, each with four seconds of exposure.
ALT The Trinity College lawns and Garden Quad at night with pink and blue sky above.
