The Queen and Philip, together among the clouds: the royal couple are projected into the sky above Switzerland in a moving tribute
- The stunning images show ‘the Queen on her way to heaven’ as she holds hands with Prince Philip
- An artist projected photos of the late Her Majesty and Prince Philip onto clouds in the sky over Switzerland
- The artist used the puffy clouds as a canvas on which to illuminate a final tribute to the Queen
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A Swiss artist has projected photos of the Queen and Prince Philip “together forever” into the sky in a dazzling tribute to the late monarch.
The stunning images show ‘the Queen on her way to heaven’ as she holds Prince Phillip’s hand on clouds in the sky above the mountains of Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
Gerry Hofstetter’s project is called “Journey to the Stars – The Queen of England on her way to paradise”. The artist used the rolling clouds as a canvas on which to illuminate a final tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after her death.
Three months ago, during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Hofstetter projected images onto the famous Swiss mountains in partnership with the British Embassy in Switzerland.
Gerry Hofstetter, a Swiss artist, projected photos of HM Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip “together forever” into the sky in a dazzling tribute to the late monarch.
The project is called “Journey to the Stars – The Queen of England on her way to paradise”. The artist used the puffy clouds as a canvas on which to illuminate a final tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after her death
The stunning images show the Queen as she holds Prince Phillip’s hand against clouds in the sky above a mountain in Lauterbrunnen in Switzerland
A well-wisher spotted a cloud figure which reminded them of Her late Majesty on one of her beloved horses last week.
The image taken last Sunday in Wembley, north-west London, mirrored photos of a young Elizabeth wearing royal uniform.
On another occasion, a woman shared an image of a queen-like cloud formation floating over an English town, captured just an hour after the monarch passed away.
“I come home and Lacey starts screaming OMG!” I panicked. Then she pointed this image in the clouds,’ said Leanne Bethell who took the photo on Facebook.
A well-wisher spotted a cloud figure that reminded them of the late Her Majesty on one of her beloved horses last week
Horse lover: Princess Elizabeth in 1951 represents the king during a parade ceremony
a woman has shared an image of a queen-like cloud formation floating over an English town, captured just an hour after the monarch died
