Your photos of Morocco (page 3 of 11)

Morocco in April is pure enchantment—flowers everywhere, incredible light.

Photos from my travel journal: three weeks in Morocco in April.

And these two right after the gorges

Gorgeous!

Salt flats of the Naila lagoon



Walking along the lagoon

Two more detailed answers for levelo...

About the blur on the edges, I think I have an idea—unless the smartphone is acting up. Generally, basic phones come with a portrait mode that lets you adjust the autofocus electronically. In portrait mode, just set the autofocus on a point, and the phone will decide what’s the foreground and what’s the background. It’s the same principle as using a lens with a wide aperture range.

For you, Béatrice, what smartphone do you have? I might be able to guide you and explain how to handle that blur. (It could also be an issue with your phone... or even a really dirty sensor... 😜)

And for the lion of Tafraout... it’s on the southeast face, near the slopes of Jebel Lekst (I don’t remember the name of that massif—if anyone wants to refresh my memory). On Google Maps, enter these coordinates to find the exact spot where the lion’s head is: 29.778947, -8.967584

You can see it in the afternoon from 2 PM until 4 PM for good photos.

It’s also visible from the start of the Blue Rocks trail when you stop by the two pink and green horns.

A nice easy hike when you’re in Tafraout, offering a great viewpoint and the same view as in my photo: there’s a trail visible right in front of the *Camping du Granit Rose*, the second one from the town on the left. Follow the easy, well-marked path up to a small pass that’s also easy to spot—about 30 minutes of walking, no need to be athletic.

Especially since Cambrousse doesn’t clean his camera, I think his photos are gorgeous 😉.

How did I miss this lion on Jbel Lkest!?

We went up to the summit in November:

It all depends on where you climbed up from, what time it was, how sunny it was—basically, a lot of "if this, then that"... Nice summit, by the way.

I didn’t realize they were blurry... and this is the first time anyone’s mentioned it. 😕 All my photos? I just changed smartphones... early March...

Yeah, all of them (unless it's my glasses playing tricks on me 😉 ), but I really like it because it's random. Like an old Polaroid.

This little donkey is adorable. He looks very young and not too happy with his fate. Yet he's covered in flowers!

Which photos are you talking about? Because I don’t see them that way... not on the forum, nor in my camera photos or those stored on Google Photos. Not on blogs either... I’m puzzled.

Normal, you can't see it from the summit... The summit is further north...😛

You're not the only one who missed it... 😇 (Thanks Francia 😎 )

All of the ones you just posted. Do I need an eye doctor or what? We need to go through a third party here! Hannah? Blurry or not?

I’m going for a really dirty sensor, though, since the blur is in the same spot on all the photos... 😛

Yeah, but I started from the bottom, mate 😛. Left Tafraoute really early in the morning and got back late in the evening.

For me, when looking at the two salt flats of Neila, it's the entire left side that's blurry. But maybe that's just my eyesight. 😉

Where did you leave from? The lion is just above the village of Tandilt to give you an idea. I took me 3 or 4 years to see it ;) ;)

Yeah, been there too 🤪...

Okay, I see... it's one of the last batches taken with a smartphone on its last legs... there are worse ones I've ditched... it was really painful. Photos are from January and February of this year.

Especially shooting in 'last moments' mode...😉