Niagara Falls, Summer by David Drum is a striking and atmospheric representation of the iconic waterfall. The painting captures the cascading torrent of water with a vibrant blend of colours and energetic brushstrokes that convey the falls' power and movement. The water's frothy texture is depicted with a myriad of whites, blues, and hints of lavender, evoking the mist and spray that rise from the tumbling water.

Drum uses an impressionistic technique to render the scene, focusing on the play of light and colour rather than precise detail. The sky above is a soft tableau of blues and whites, suggesting a bright summer day, while the distant horizon is marked by a tranquil strip of land, providing a sense of scale and contrasting the falls' dynamic force.

The lush greenery on either side of the falls suggests the life and vitality of the surrounding landscape, which stands in serene witness to the waterfall's unending journey. There is a dreamlike quality to the painting, a sense that one is viewing not just a natural wonder but a moment of transcendent beauty captured in time.

This artwork is more than a landscape; it is a sensory experience. It invites the viewer to hear the roar of the falls, feel the cool mist on their skin, and marvel at nature's grand spectacle. Drum's Niagara Falls, Summer is a celebration of natural power and beauty, rendered with a palette that sings of the joys of summer.