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It seems too ideal to be true, but this spectacular photograph of a gothic Victorian castle ringed by a perfect rainbow was the result of patience.
Is this the perfect rainbow picture? Stunning photograph of gothic Victorian castle is shortlisted for British Photography Awards • Jon Clark took this well-timed picture of Riber Castle above Matlock in Derbyshire using a drone • The spectacular photograph shows the gothic Victorian castle ringed by a perfect summer rainbow • It has been shortlisted for the British Photography Awards - the winner will be decided in January By Published: 01:21 GMT, 21 November 2018 Updated: 01:21 GMT, 21 November 2018. It seems too ideal to be true, but this spectacular photograph of a gothic Victorian castle ringed by a perfect rainbow was the result of patience. Jon Clark was waiting for the sun to start setting after a grey and rainy summer’s day when the clouds finally parted. Mr Clark launched his remote-controlled drone and was rewarded with this image of Riber Castle above Matlock in Derbyshire. The photograph has been shortlisted in the drone category of the British Photography Awards, with the winner to be announced in January. ‘I had almost given up on getting any good light,’ Mr Clark said.
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