Along the Camargue horizon the salt heaps of the Salin-de-Giraud form a skyline similar to the Moon hills. Their colours change with the light and the seasons. They create a mysterious and poetic landscape. Moreover, they bear witness of the town industrial activity: salt production that started in 1856 and continues today. The salt marshes landscape, result of Man’s labour and therefore as kind of architectural product, has always conveyed in my eyes a fantastic dimension that enables it to escape from the industry that created it. This photograph is intended to evoke that dimension through colour and loss of scale.