Vienna goes Dubai.
The clouds consist of Sahara sand. One positive side effect of the Sahara winds are the temperaturs. Yesterday evening it was 19°C at 9pm.
I
accidentally trespassed a lot and took these photos.
A large part of the field is dedicated to concrete production.
A large part of the field is dedicated to concrete production.
Over the next decades this lot going to be transformed into a housing district.

Sand in the sky, more sand on the ground.

Sand in the sky, more sand on the ground.

The lorry drivers did not mind my presence. Thank you. I enjoyed this short visit on the building site.

You can tell, I am quite fond of desaturated scenes.
For purple blue skies: please visit Rosemary's Plum blossom!
That's really neat!
ReplyDeletewien würde man hinter diesen fotos wirklich nicht vermuten. ein spannender einblick!
ReplyDeletehat was von steppen-einöde mit etwas osten? :)
liebe grüße
hey|dru
treffender Blick! :-)
DeleteHeute sah es wieder anders aus. Nicht minder reizvoll bei Sonnenschein.