Yes, folks in the Northern Hemisphere! Â It is the longest amount of daylight for us today, as we’re graced with the Sun’s presence longer than any other day this year. Â The good news for readers in the Southern Hemisphere is that you’ll get more daylight tomorrow and each day after for the next six months.
On this day last year, I was in Iceland enjoying the days around the longest day without any night to speak of; at that time of the year, the Sun doesn’t go far enough below the horizon to let the night darken. Â It was a magical time!

This shot is from up in the hills in Northern Iceland, where I wanted to capture the houses in the valley against the cloud cover below the mountain top level. Â The Sun rounded out the tableau rather nicely!
Technical Details
This image was captured with a Canon EOS 5D Mk III and an EF 24-105mm f/4L lens. Â Exposure settings were at 1/1000 second at f/14 and 200 ISO.
Also in response to the Daily Prompt – Summer.

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