Not every day in Libya was blue skies and calm, it's just that I didn't take my camera out so much when the wind was blowing as in this blustery day photo.
A good desert sunset was a rarity, best I can recall, but every now and then a cloud formation would be in the right place to produce something special, such as that in today's photo.
Today's photo is a view about 135° anti-clockwise from yesterday's. It's of a recording flycamp in western Libya in 1990.
I spent a fair bunch of time trying to title today's photo before settling on 'approaching sunset'. This was taken somewhere in western Libya in the first half of 1990.
Four in a Row is an expanded view of yesterday's photo (and also the photo I processed in the soon to be released Topaz Clarity.
Today's photo is of a seismic vibrator - a Failing Y1100 on a Birdwagen Mark III hydraulic 4-wheel drive buggy.