Mirage at dawn

When the sun's rays pass through multiple layers of thermal inversion, they are distorted, generating phenomena known as mirages. In the photo I captured a superior mirage at dawn, given by the persistent overlapping of many layers of air between them. On the morning of June 8, the horizon was characterized by the presence of Saharan dust in suspension.

Nikon D7500 Nikkor lens 70-300mm
1/200s f/6.3 ISO 320

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