That is a rare phenomenon this far up north of France. But it happens.
Creates an eerie interesting mood.
I took the venerable D3 and that weird 20 bucks 70-300 I just got for a walk.
I did my best to not change the colors when developing.
An eerie walk, sand in the sky
Sometimes, the winds carry sand from the Sahara far away.
March 15, 2022
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