Summer Solstice Journeys 1988 - 2008
Summer Solstice Journeys is an extensive a series of Photographic Journeys based on the Summer Solstice by Lloyd Godman.
Over a number of years, during the week of the summer solstice, Godman would devote a whole day to following the traverse of the sun across the sky and landscape from dawn to dusk taking a photgraph every 20minutes. Sometime this would involve following the light of the sun, other times it would involve following a shadow.
During the summer solstice the sun is at its zenith, it is balanced on a cosmic fulcrum before it tips back towards the winter solstice. A square format 6cm x 6cm format film camera is positioned on a diagonal to frame the landscape in manner that offers tension, but relates to the apex of the sun's annual journey.
The 8 Solstice Journeys include: Green Island - 1988 - Rock & Pillar Range 1990 - Akatore Creek 1996 - Moturata 1999 - Chrystalls Beach 2000
Bull Creek 2002 - Wilsons Prom 2005 - St Andrews 2008
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