This is the moment I captured of my father getting into the car during a trip to Morocco this year with my parents. We were looking for a desert with golden sand, but the entire dunes were covered in green grass. In the image, the greenery on distant hills subtly hints at the surrounding environment. I rarely see cars driving into deserts, and in Morocco, taxis that can fit four people—including the driver—are typically this pale yellow. The usual way to reach the desert is by hiring a private vehicle, and these light-yellow cars have become a kind of symbol, representing the typical day-trip experience in Morocco. To this day, I still vividly remember the pale green windows against the light yellow sand.