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    And some people are already prepared for inner reflection in Mosque Hasan II in Casablanca - one of the few mosques in the world where non Muslims also can enter inside the worship place. by: lina Views[1037] The kid found his playground near the Hasan Mosque in Rabat city by: lina Views[895] It was first days of August when we reached Morocco with the car from Portugal. A week left until Ramadan - a special month of the year for all the the Muslims in the world, a time for devotion to God and self-control. Last days until Ramadan - hundreds of families spend time together in the beach in Casablanca’s surroundings. by: lina Views[938] In the old city of Fes, the food section of the medina is particularly eclectic and it’s possible to find pretty much anything. by: fred_seguin Views[1216] The medina is more than just a market, for children living there; it becomes a playground as well. by: fred_seguin Views[651]
     
    These two musicians take a break from playing and simply socialize around. by: fred_seguin Views[672] There is no such thing as a closing hour! The mood and the people change during the night, but there is always activity. by: fred_seguin Views[685] Those photos are taken in the medinas of Morocco. Every big city has its usually old neighbourhood of labyrinths, full of people, animal, food, spices, random goods; they really are more than just a market. by: fred_seguin Views[1422] Marrakesh is a city where you can find an amazing architectural sights. Marrakesh houses has a beauty of its own ! by: himtox Views[1119] Jamee Al Fanaa : It`s Ali Baba’s cave in the heart of the red City !.. All kinds of objects can be found here, from traditional Moroccan slippers and spices to pottery and leather goods. by: himtox Views[1127]
     
    Couldn’t resist taking this abstract of a stall, yet to be set up for selling wares. (just to be clear, the ‘layers’ in the the title refer to the layers of fabric/colour in the photograph – there are no digital layers (shudder!) to be seen.) by: cms79 Views[577] Taken in the beautiful village of Asilah, (North Morocco). by: cms79 Views[943] I fell in love with this spot of the village, this was my second trip back as when I looked back at my photos of the previous day, I felt that my crop was a little too tight at the base of the frame. I feel much happier with the second attempt and luckily the light was just as good for my second visit! I could have stayed here for hours… I found Chaouen really inspiring, but I also found it extremely tricky to photograph – who knew that the colour blue could be so difficult to capture – it was hard not to make it look like as though I’d set an incorrect white balance. by: cms79 Views[539] Scattered all over the streets of Chauoen are a number of drinking fountains used to cool off from the heat of the day, or to grab water for the days activities. I stumbled over a couple of them that had a cup placed on the wall waiting to be used. Obviously left there for whoever needs to quench there thirst next. I did not move the beaker, it is exactly as found. I couldn’t resist the colour of the pink against the blue wall. by: cms79 Views[575] Admittedly the light is a little cool, but it was taken in the beautiful village of Asilah, (North Morocco) which is full of winding roads and lanes, and unfortunately the sun wasn’t peaking over the rooftops at this moment. I do however like the calm this portrays… by: cms79 Views[550]
     
    Mint tea, Fez, Morocco by: wayfairer Views[223] Fez Medina, Morocco by: wayfairer Views[862] There is nothing quite as exhilarating as the feeling of sitting atop a sand dune after having tirelessly toiled your way up. You look out and see nothing but sand for miles on end. It is a moment of perfect clarity where everything in your life makes sense and you know exactly what you want and what is important. It is a gift to be there and the feeling of untarnished freedom, life and truth is one to hold on to. by: shayna Views[587] Made it to our tents, ready to take on a desert night. by: shayna Views[658] Camel riding in the Sahara desert. This is the trek towards no mans land. by: shayna Views[1433]
     
    My desert tour guide took me to see this magic pond. No one eats the fish in the pond because of a legendary story that I unfortunately forget. The girl next to me was too shy to be in my picture, ergo the awkward pose... by: shayna Views[994] Everything has a meaning. The Berbers (people who live in the mountains) wear these shawls and depending how it is worn, it says different things about a woman's stage in life. It's like wearing your relationship status. by: shayna Views[1724] Traveling alone is an amazing learning opportunity. You discover a part of you that you otherwise might never meet. Here in this idyllic mountain village, I realized that I can. by: shayna Views[894] Fasting in over 100 degree weather in Morocco is an experience, to say the least. Yes, I was that desperate. by: shayna Views[551] We searched for two days to find the synagogue before we found it hidden in the sketchiest neighborhood in town. I'm loving the spelling. by: shayna Views[391]
     
    One of my favorite pictures by far, without asking, these guys just start wrapping scarves on your head, telling how badly your life must be lacking if you don't have one of these. And blue! well blue is definitely your color. by: shayna Views[1052] Street cats ignore the market chaos and focus on willing bits of meat to fall for them. by: swmnique Views[1093] Is this a moment of rest, waiting for the next job to provide a bit of cash, or a gaze lost in hope for better things to come? by: swmnique Views[543] The mosque door is open but is everyone welcome? Or perhaps worship is more comfortable from a distance for some. by: swmnique Views[513] All animal parts are utilized in Morocco. The inglorious final step involves removing the fur, to be dyed and converted to thread, while the skin is hardened into leather. Looking out into the dirty, chaotic workspace (which is also home)... it's going to be a long day. by: swmnique Views[1181]
     
    In the copper district of Fes, this was one of many young coppersmiths working to create products for locals and tourists alike, working to make it to the next day. by: swmnique Views[400] Two women mid conversation dressed in their djellaba's - Chefchaouen, Morocco by: claireoring Views[1058] A pensive man slowly walks down a street. Chefchaouen, Morocco by: claireoring Views[882] Young Girl Walking Home from School - Chefchaouen, Morocco. I love that the recycling bins to her right match the ones outside my house. It's a great example of East meets West. by: claireoring Views[1790] A young playing in the ally outside his house - Chefchaouen, Morocco by: claireoring Views[1209]
     
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