After the Collapse

During that day, Spain suffered the largest entry of dust from the Sahara since records exist (approx. 200 years). The magnitude was so great that the consequences were suffered in northern Europe and its high mountain ranges as never before. The image you could have from where I took the photo seemed like a science fiction movie with all the cloudy landscape and so red as if it were the end, with the air so harmful that you could hardly breathe. That environment gave me the idea of going to a place where you could see the city\'s depth until it was lost in the dust, giving it a strange theme with a person and his cape on a rocky ridge near me.