The image captured by Daniel Monk, senior astrologer at Kielder Observatory.
USING a pinhole camera invented by a friend, an astronomer collated this stunning montage of the sun over the River Tyne, in Corbridge.
Daniel Monk, senior astronomer at Kielder Observatory, tied a 'Solar Can' to a tree trunk on the river bank in the village and left it in place for two months.
The camera collected the sun's path across the sky over the two-month period and highlighted how the sun's altitude changes over time. The sun's reflections can also be seen in the Tyne.
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