Tangier, Morocco was fascinating – full of contrasts.
The white, white walls of the old city with splashes of the old Phoenician blue peaking out here and there , the boldly colored clothing, old crumbling buildings next to perfectly built homes, modern dress blending with the traditional dress. The city was incredibly visually stimulating, anywhere I looked there was something interesting to capture my attention. One day wasn’t enough for sure.
These are a few of my favorite shots which give a slight glimpse of this diverse city.
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Amazing photos! I absolutely love how you’ve captured the locals’ brightly-colored clothing against the background of the city. (I particularly enjoyed the one of the woman dressed in blue, facing the ocean.) Tangier looks like such a beautiful city!
Awesome pictures of Morocco. Especially love the mosaic wall.
Thanks so much Ben. I was intrigued by the intense detail of the mosaic wall.
I could pour over these pictures for hours. Can’t wait to visit Morocco.
Hi everybody ,
I loved thePhotos of my country . It is really a country must be seen .
kind Regards
Mustapha
Amazing shots!! I need to get to Morocco soon… I love all the different colours and culture!
Thank you Packing My Suitcase! The contrast of the neutral environment with the splash of colors within the clothing, tiles, etc is what struck me ! Morocco sounds like a far fetched trip – but it’s easy to take a ferry from Spain (i left from Tarifa). I hadn’t planned on going at first since it seemed like a ‘big’ trip — turned out easy and economical too!
Looks like you had a wonderful tour. Did you have the matsutake mushrooms in any meals? The shichimi, if from a skilled spice master, would be a great seasoning for all sorts of things.
I didn’t get to taste matsutake mushrooms – i definitely need to return !
Wow! Really liked your article and beautiful shots you have. Morocco is so on my list! Thank’s for share!
Thanks Gloria! Happy travels & Happy New Year!
Beautiful photo’s of Morocco, definitely somewhere on my list to visit soon 🙂
I love these images that you captured in such an exciting and interesting place! Great job!
I’m heading to Morocco this January. It feels like it was a good decision. Can’t wait to finally be there.
Beautiful! I love the detail in your photos 🙂
Wow, I love your photos! The one of the donkey made me smile, and I love the shot of the white street with the pink flowers hanging down over the door.
Thanks Regina! That little boy with his donkey was so sweet and a charmer in person. He was thrilled when I asked if I could take a photo of him and his friend 🙂
You’ve captured some great images. I’m most tickled by the little boy and his donkey; the smiles. Morocco is on my list of places to see.