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    The great mosque and small people: by raul_wong, Views[307]
         		 Selling: by raul_wong, Views[211]
         		 The light and smog in the morning: by raul_wong, Views[209]
         		 The frame and pattern: by raul_wong, Views[211]
         		 Fishermen spinning yarns about last night's catch.: by newlo, Views[232]
     
    A mess of cray pots and lines inside the fortress sea wall.: by newlo, Views[279]
         		 Street are representation of the fishing fleet on the Essouira sea wall.: by newlo, Views[173]
         		 Trawlers at berth in the harbour preparing for the night.: by newlo, Views[210]
         		 Fishermen discuss their catch in a mash of royal blue fishing boats.: by newlo, Views[246]
         		 Running for fun: by jeremymitchell, Views[248]
     
    Casablanca Mosque - Deep in thought.: by jeremymitchell, Views[242]
         		 Casablanca Mosque - A warm exchange.: by jeremymitchell, Views[261]
         		 Three Sisters: by jeremymitchell, Views[246]
         		 The bond between Mother and Child: by jeremymitchell, Views[236]
         		 Shooting: by pepepont, Views[120]
     
    Ready to shoot!: by pepepont, Views[110]
         		 Posing with some of my Maasai students, inside a manyatta.: by pepepont, Views[139]
         		 Drinking from a nomad's well in the Sahara.: by pepepont, Views[124]
         		 A journay through Ourika Valley, Morocco, December 2012 - For short time it was hard decission for us choose between journay either to the Maroccian desert or to the nature of the Valley in Ourika. We chose the second option and certainly we never regret it. Welcoming peaks of the High Atlas, beautiful countryside, small village with lot of nice people who knew makes your mood by their warm smile. Also, many of local home restaurant located immediately next to flowing river guarantee the true experience and enjoyment of their food.: by radka_galkova, Views[933]
         		 A seller of spices. Essaouira, Morocco, December 2012 - I often had a feeling, that Marocco is place where people are selling and buying during a day and who are eating and singing during a night. Lot of markets with many interesting products as the colored spices, the leather or silver products, the mirrors and lamps, the ceramics, the paintings, the olives and fruits and much more it is a place for everyone who love shopping with really oriental atmosphere.: by radka_galkova, Views[434]
     
    A little boy who doesn´t want to be photographed. Essaouira, December 2012 - As in Marrakech, as well in Essaouira we often met the children on the streets who went from school after which they was playing usually with a ball. In this city we found the place inside one of the many old buildings where were lot of kids „playing“ games on the games machines. It was interesting, and a little bit sad for me, they didn´t have a coins for the games, so in fact they didn´t play a real game, just watched the previews of the game. But still it is better as do the homeworks, or isn´t it? Kids are the same everywhere...: by radka_galkova, Views[366]
         		 Music show of local people on Jamma-el-Fna, Marrakech, December 2012 - For this square is typical – how says one a famous Spanish poet Juan Goytisolo – „The spectacle of Jamaa el Fna is repeated daily and each day it is different. Everything changes — voices, sounds, gestures, the public which sees, listens, smells, tastes, touches.“ I can not describe it better. Local musical artists for a few minutes convince you that this moment is the only one and you want to spend your time right here, listening to their kind of folk music.: by radka_galkova, Views[342]
         		 Dinner on Jamaa-El-Fna, Marrakech, Morocco, December 2012 - Jamaa-el-Fna is a square and market in Marrakech´s medina quarter (old city), where you can satiate all your senses, especially when you are hungry, this place is perfect for you. The lot of flavor and smells – of delicious Berber cuisine as is a tasty Tajine or the famous and tasty Arabic Couscous and many others – which not only enjoying by local people but certainly also by the turists from around the world.: by radka_galkova, Views[456]
         		 by faeth, Views[121]
         		 Joy: by babel, Views[404]
     
    Goal : by babel, Views[388]
         		 Dreamer: by babel, Views[376]
         		 The tower: by babel, Views[391]
         		 Hanging Gardens : by babel, Views[428]
         		 The Butcher with Camel hanged in his meat hanger, with a big list of prices next to it, a way of buying meat, traditional but effective.: by charif, Views[286]
     
    A nature juice seller or shall I say a water seller with his old antique style Moroccan Clothes, and his water jog made out of camel leather to keep the water cool: by charif, Views[330]
         		 A builder in the top of the pile he dig out of the ground: by charif, Views[231]
         		 The man with his Moroccan traditional style, wearing his jacket and walking towards his destination among many others...The path: by charif, Views[289]
         		 A parking guy and a cigarette seller enjoying the moment being in the third eye, Happy smile in both faces...I call it Happy poverty : by charif, Views[198]
         		 My host mother grills pieces of ram heart on charcoal coals for the Eid lunch that sits on the table. Eid al Adha is a holiday to celebrate life and community. Dates, olives,
     
    During the day of the Eid, neighborhood boys congregate in the streets of the medina (old city) to roast ram heads on bonfires built out of bed frames and wooden crates. This street, usually crowded with goods and shoppers, becomes an apocalyptic landscape. Smoke rises from bonfires on the unnaturally empty and boarded up street, while gangs of teenage boys compare the size of their ram’s horns and poke at the heads roasting in the fire. This boy inspects his charred ram head, perhaps imagining the taste of the brains that will show up in the couscous the next day. : by naomidann, Views[531]
         		 The head of the ram was set aside next to an extra glass of orange soda while the men skinned and prepared the carcass. : by naomidann, Views[354]
         		 The sacrifice occurred on the terrace of our house in Rabat, just as the rain clouds broke and the sun emerged. Here, my host mother and sister Khadija help the butchers hang up the body before disembowelment.: by naomidann, Views[468]
         		 The Muslim holiday Eid al-Adha is the most important event of the year in Morocco. The holiday, observed by sacrificing a ram, celebrates the story of Abraham whose commitment to his faith leads him to sacrifice a ram instead of his son Ishmael. In the small town market of Boujaad men shop for “howli” (Moroccan dialect for “ram”), looking for the most impressive set of horns. : by naomidann, Views[760]
         		 The camel herder: by alexvon15, Views[243]
     
    Early morning rise to get out of the Sahara Desert: by alexvon15, Views[296]
         		 Silhouette as the sun goes down: by alexvon15, Views[344]
         		 Got invited to a village by some locals to look at some authentic rugs: by alexvon15, Views[285]
         		 The crazy scorpian man: by alexvon15, Views[646]
         		 by cogo, Views[318]
     
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