Been wanting to fly Glastonbury for a while now so I took the trip yesterday evening with @Bmturl & new guy @TyZino2Plus. Great night had by all.
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Some great shots there Steve 
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Thank you mate, wasn’t the best sunset unfortunately, the clouds made it all a bit whispy 
and not much colour about.
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They still look good. Did you use single shot or AEB? For those conditions, I would have used AEB and then that would have kept good detail in both the sky and the land.
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I did use AEB 5 shot but still not getting the results I wanted, many of the 5 shot burst actually look better on their own over the merge. 
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Nice set Steve
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Thanks John 
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Nice shots Steve.
Where did you take off from, as i’ve been thinking of popping over to the Tor for a while now.
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Thanks mate, if you look around my 360 to find this area…
It’s a dead end country road with perfect VLOS. The Tor itself is NT but the boundary stops at the bottom of the Tor hill so anywhere outside of that is launch-able.
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Great pics Steve!
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That is good to know and is pretty much exactly where I had planned to take off from myself.
I went there a while a go, thinking of parking up 50 yds away - but all of the spaces were taken up by travelers 
Will have another go when this wind dies down a bit.
cheers
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Forget AEB and try shooting a series of exposures manually. I often shoot as many as 9 or 10 images changing the shutter speed each time. I go from a dark sky to a light foreground over the 9 frames, this gives LR much more detail to play with.
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That’s good to know John, thanks mate, Ill give that a try next time I’m in the air. 
Was quite quiet when we got there last night about 6:30 along that road but as the night went on it got busier with all the wonderful people of Glastonbury and their instruments.
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Aren’t Coldplay playing over the weekend ?
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On the pyramid stage? 
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no way
Way
Notam check 
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Cracking shots Steve! 
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