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An image I will never forget? The sun rising in the Sahara desert. I know, it is a simple sunrise, but where I was, and those small clouds which were generating such incredible effect. Once more, the God of photographers or some Djinn of the sands, has decided to make a huge gift to me. Isn't incredible?

Erg Chebbi is one of Morocco's two Saharan ergs - large seas of dunes formed by wind-blown sand. The dunes of Erg Chebbi reach a height of up to 150 meters in places.

 

Morocco, Erg Chebbi

 

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Trek to the desert camp just as the sun is setting. Quite an amazing experience. A real sense of loneliness and wonderment is felt while being in the Sahara. The large camel is names Bob Marley and the smaller camel (with a bigger attitude) is named Jimi.

Sunset with some sahara dust...

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Chasing the sky colouring came up pretty empty....I thought. Developing at home produced colours that were not the result of processing. Was it the sand of the Sahara in the atmosphere after all?

 

Auf der Jagd nach der Himmelsfärbung ging man ziemlich leer aus....dachte ich. Beim entwickeln zu Hause kamen Farben zustande, die nicht durch Bearbeitung entstanden. War es doch der Sand der Sahara in der Atmosphäre?

...comes yesterday late afternoon

Germany's Sahara Dust Days

Occasionally, the Sahara dust drifts to Germany. That brings us beautiful sunsets here.

Sunset in Linzgau with some sahara dust.

near M'hamid el Ghizlane, Morocco

 

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Sahara Sunset in Linzgau

On the sand dunes in Erg chebbi, Merzouga. Morocco.The awe-inspiring dunes are as high as 150 meters tall. The Sahara is the world’s largest hot desert and one of the harshest environments on the planet. It is third largest desert overall after Antarctica and the Arctic, which are cold deserts.

 

At 3.6 million square miles (9.4 million square kilometers), the Sahara, which is Arabic for "The Great Desert," engulfs most of North Africa. The desert covers large sections of Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Western Sahara, Sudan and Tunisia.

The sun sets over the peaceful Moroccan Sahara desert near Merzouga.

As it was a windless day, the sand is only disturbed by the tracks of an earlier camel 'caravan' and of the many beetles that call this arid landscape home.

The dark markings are centuries of ash from countless campfires.

A late spring setting sun warms the colours of the dunes in the Moroccan Sahara desert....

HSS - Orange!

 

Im Wetterbericht hieß es der Saharastaub sei durchgezogen. Ja Pustekuchen. Der Himmel ist morgens immer noch gelb, milchig. Eben mit Sahara Staub durchzogen.

 

Macht aber gar nichts.

Searching for the well in the desert...

  

... il calore è ancora intenso, ma non più bruciante ,quasi come una coperta termica che restituisce lentamente il calore accumulato durante il giorno. Non è più un calore aggressivo, ma un'abbraccio avvolgente che pervade tutto il corpo, infondendo un senso di pace e stanchezza appagante. Mentre il sole scompare all'orizzonte, tingendo il cielo di sfumature arancioni e viola, questa sensazione di calore ti connette profondamente con l'immensità del deserto, regalandoti un momento di pura meraviglia e malinconia.

 

eng ... the heat is still intense, but no longer burning, almost like a thermal blanket that slowly releases the heat accumulated during the day. It is no longer an aggressive heat, but an enveloping embrace that pervades the entire body, instilling a sense of peace and satisfying tiredness. As the sun disappears on the horizon, painting the sky with shades of orange and purple, this sensation of heat connects you deeply with the immensity of the desert, giving you a moment of pure wonder and melancholy.

 

...just a real photography...

No artificial intelligence, no computer graphics...

  

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