Your photos of Morocco (page 10 of 11)

The Oubana brothers It's Mohamed, Hassan, Ahmed, and Ali! No Barack here ;)! This is Ali, the youngest...

This is Ahmed with the sugar loaf for tea!

They're really nice! But now it's kinda their kids taking over... it's less cool for the chibania I am!

hi Minou

where are you right now! still on the planet? hugs

Yeah, like everyone else... And my rocket’s no longer of this world...😕... After the blue and the white, I’ve got the red one left, but... let’s skip that...😎

Here, since you love desert shadows...

Hi! Is this Akhiam?

Hello! The blue, the white... and the red! That’s so *très French*! Thanks so much for your desert shadows—they’re super romantic 😎

I also wanted to share an incredible encounter I had in Aix-en-Provence! I went to see an art exhibit and met a young woman who was painting amazing pieces—women! African women! Of course, I was blown away by her work, and we started chatting... She was moving to Morocco with her Moroccan husband... I asked where, and she said, "In a tiny village—you wouldn’t know it." Curious as ever, I asked for the name. Her answer: Taouz 😏 And I said, "My husband was born in Taouz!" Small world! Ever since, I never miss a chance to visit the *Café des Artistes* in Khamlia! I highly recommend stopping by and saying hi from me if you’re in the area!



Johanna paints on all kinds of surfaces—old doors, wooden planks...



https://www.facebook.com/johanna.lahcen/

Hi! Is this Akhiam?

Got it...🙂

Tafraoute. The painted rocks

Spring 2019 above Askaoun, the irises are in bloom.

Still in Tafraoute.

Hi everyone, Anonymous murals: Asilah, Chefchaouen, June 2019.

My turn to contribute to this photo festival: first, almond trees in bloom

then an agadir in the Amtoudi Gorge

the Jebel Lekst in stormy weather



the folds at the exit of the Tizzerhte Gorges

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Your photos are always really beautiful

Good evening! Your photos are gorgeous and... full screen! How do you do it??? Because when I attach mine, it shows up really small. Thanks!

Thanks for this photo of Jebel Lekst. Those storm lights are such a treat.

I don’t know how I do it! I download and insert them into the text, and the photo fits well in the text. Except for some older photos that are rejected for insufficient pixels! I saw in the discussion another traveler who was in the same situation... Thanks for the "magnificent" compliment—keep in mind these are just 4 photos out of thousands... luckily, at least a few of them turned out good!

Wow, these are gorgeous. Thanks! !

Thanks for this photo of Jebel Lekst.

Jebel comment, you say? 😉

I said it like Chibani Chef and I was wrong like him too.

Hi, A few photos from 2016. They're not mine but my brother's—he's got a much better camera than I do.

Near Anemiter (High Atlas)



In Anemiter, the big laundry day.



In the Ounila Valley









Kasbahs in Tamdaght / Ounila Valley



Around Tamnougalt / Draa Valley



On the way to school,



A sandstorm near Ouarzazate.

To be continued

continuation of this little medley...

A play of colors in Aït Benhaddou

and a clay landscape, same place



In the Dadès Valley







and Boujmaa, the best parking attendant in Morocco (Tamdaght)



The gardens of Ounila: paradise on earth.





Say... draw me a kasbah....

On the road (307) again, a village.



To be continued

And finally, the end

On route 307, landscapes!!!





In the valley, a village with two granaries



Touching, isn’t it...?



Plowing with an ard in the Ouzoud Valley



And the famous waterfalls



Zoomed in, these guys look more aggressive than their buddies near the waterfalls.



A great spot—the craft center in Salé, where traditional artisans and art craftsmen mix.

You’ll find this potter’s works imitated all over Morocco.

Cheers! Let’s not let COVID get us down. Casablanca is waiting for us.