I must admit that I am a little stuck for images with the letter I so today we have two photos of the Isis River in Oxford and two of my favourite insect photos!Folly Bridge is a stone bridge over the Isis River, now called the River Thames in Oxford, England. The bridge stands at the site of oxen ford where oxen could be driven across the River Isis, the ancient name of the reach of the Thames between Folly Bridge and Iffley Lock. This is the likely derivation of the name Oxford. Isis Lock Bridge 243 on the Oxford Canal is adjacent to the lock connecting the canal with the River Thames and leads to the end of the canal at Oxford.Macro of a fly on the petal of a lacewing hydrangea at Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire.Small Blue Butterfly on the runner bean flowers in my garden in Bicester, Oxfordshire, England.
As usual, my work is available to purchase as original Wall Art, in a variety of formats from stretched canvas or framed prints, metal or acrylic prints,or simply as standard prints for you to mount in your favourite picture frame. They are also available as greeting cards or printed onto iPhone or Galaxy phone cases, throw pillows or duvet covers or tote bags or shower curtains
. Simply click on the image and you will be taken to my gallery where you will find full details. Tonys Photos: Britain from A to Z - I https://t.co/GUSGK91Gx9 #photography #Isis #Oxford #onsects
— Tony Murtagh (@TonyKRO) May 18, 2016
