Yesterday I read an article1 about Saharan sand reaching Berlin blown by the wind. This meteorological effect is pretty rare in the north, and I was curious to see how orange-red the sky might get. So I walked to Rummelsburger Bucht, hoping to catch the dawn. Unfortunately, it was too foggy and cloudy. There were some interesting colors for a brief moment, but I wasn’t fast enough to get a good picture. It’s funny how even when nature doesn’t put on the show you expect, the anticipation itself makes you see your surroundings differently. I found myself looking up at the sky more than usual, searching for hints of color that might not have been there at all.
At least I have some redscale film so I can imagine how it might have looked. Redscale film lets me play with those colors in my own way, even if the real sky didn’t cooperate.