It was last year that me and another fellow landscape photographer -
Craig Yates, ended up visiting Alport Height for Summer Solstice and a little bit of Summer Solstice Sunset Photography. This year though with the drone things were slightly different, no trip to Alport Height, but instead I was hoping that there was going to be a bit of a display in the sky of a painting as carried out by nature, and surely enough what happened, colour did appear in the sky, and well I just had to send the drone up to capture the art that had appeared, for somehow Summer Solstice does have a way of creating art, along with the artist of nature, and yet The Threshold of the longest day was coming to an end, for after the nights drawing out, after the 21st of June they start drawing in again, that is until of course Winter Solstice. But what a spectacular sight on Summer Solstice, and below is what I had managed to capture.
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| "The Solstice Gold." |
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| "The art of cloud and gold. From Suburbia to Countryside on Solstice Evening." |
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| "A Pastel Sky on Summer Solstice." - (Panoramic, 6 Shots stitched together.) |
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