Balcony in Chefchaouen

Balcony in Chefchaouen
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This aesthetically pleasing shot of food and drinks placed on the balcony of a home in the blue city gives a much-needed sense of peace and respite. And again – talk about colours!

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Zellige mosaic tilework

Zellige mosaic tilework
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This close up of mosaic work at the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is an elegant example of the zellige style of stonework. Also known as zelige or zellij, zellige is the geometric-shaped mosaic that is common in Moroccan architecture. The interlocking shapes of the stones are fascinating and almost hypnotic – be honest, can you look away?

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Sunrise in the Sahara

Sunrise in the Sahara
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Yes, another sunrise photo…but it’s simply too gorgeous not to add. The rolling sand dunes, rising sun and rich colours make this photograph look like something out of a movie.

Zniber house

Zniber house
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This image of the house of Brahim Zniber, a well-known Moroccan businessman, gives insight into the traditional (albeit extremely nice) home architecture in Morocco. The sunken living room, complete with leather sofas, Moroccan cushions and a tadelakt wall finish, is typical of a Moroccan home.

Winding road in Skoura

Winding road in Skoura
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This winding road in the oasis town of Skoura shows how humans and nature coalesce outside of Morocco’s major cities. Imagine following this yellow brick road!

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