Drunk camel team with light and shadow interlaced in the sunset in Morocco's Sahara desert

# Where is the most beautiful sunset #

I rode on the camel's back and waddled to the dream deep in the Sahara desert. I hold the handrail tightly in my left hand and the SLR camera tightly in my right hand, ready to shoot the fleeting beautiful and unforgettable scenery at any time.

A group of camels with more than 20 peaks, led by local Berbers, that is, camel owners, move forward in groups of two to five peaks.

The desert is not vast, but the dunes are undulating. The long camel team draws a long path in the desert along the flat land or the winding "sand" valley, and the camel team travels to the high places in the desert.

Far and near are large and small sand mountains. A long line of camels scattered light and shadow on the Sahara desert, and fell on the desert, sometimes high and sometimes low, sometimes short, sometimes light and sometimes deep, unpredictable and rapidly changing.

Riding a camel is much higher than expected. Because a single hand-held SLR camera can't change the focal length of the lens, it can only use automatic gear and small wide angle all the time, and it doesn't have much shooting experience, so I stumbled all the way and kept looking through the lens to shoot beautiful scenery all the way.

I am in the camel team (second from left above) riding a camel and taking this photo with a camera. This painting is a combination of truth and reality, and the real scene (person) in the upper right corner is the core and soul of the whole painting. And the light and shadow are interlaced, giving full play to the way of painting with light. The contrast between light and shadow is added in the later stage of the picture.

My Morocco has been glad that you came to take this photo.