The All-New Volvo Sahara / Midsummer in March.
c. Michael St.Mark 2012
Particles of sand that according to the weather men were carried directly from the Sahara desert in N. Africa on a southerly wind and washed out with a period of rain that fell on southern England in March 2012. Accompanied by unseasonably high summer-like temperatures
* Phenomenon happens roughly once every couple of years
( click to enlarge the bonnet capture )
Available as a one-off signed 20″x 17″ Giclee print on archival Ilford Pearl paper. Mounted+framed; £1400
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Nice. I’m not mocking the picture but it would been better if you included the whole Volvo parts. But hey, it’s still cool.
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I can see it looks like ripples of sand, i just wondered what it was on the bonnet, if it was a reflection of something 😀 [reminds me of the windblown sand at Roanhead!!]
I guess it’s a bit late at night for my limited brain power, sorry!
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Fine sand carried high in the air by southerly winds… all the way off the Sahara desert!
Falling with rain onto surfaces, car bonnets included, this one an outstanding exg.
Not to worry me lass, all brains are limited…except apparently those of our superior ‘know-all” polit’liars!
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That is amazing! Is it the reflection of tree bark?
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Huh? Tree bark on 4 wheels? now THATS Dada!
( “bonnet capture” …ring a bell?) & Sahara… like desert, like sand? 🙂
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I love the ripples!
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Ripples of drought!
Looks good behind glass, this one.
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