It was a much nicer day a couple of weeks later, although a few clouds rolled in just in time to make it interesting. Still, at least you can see the Sun in this shot. I have to admit this was at 13:01 – I was there and snapping at 13:00 on the nose, but this was just a better picture.
It’d been 12 days and nothing changes fast at this time of year. Well, the pubs would open the next day for the first time in what felt like years yet somehow a felt like a couple of weeks. But nothing changes much with the Sun. I went to the same spot as before and took a couple of steps and it was more-or-less the same view.
This wasn’t a surprise but it did make it harder when it came to putting things on the map. Not least as I had to try to factor in being two minutes earlier. I only realised later you can record the exact GPS co-ordinates of your phone photos, but that’s a story for the autumn. So these are basically side by side on top of each other, this a smidgen west of the last, at the highest of high summer with the Sun stock still high in the sky.
Shard Analemma 