Morocco (in colour)

For me this photo highlights the mayhem that is the old souk in Fez. Clearly taken while the sun was bright and overhead this shot still manages to draw out the vibrant colors of the town. Overall a great representation of the old part of the city. Thank you

The light in this shot highlights the seed heads on the grasses in this walled garden. This is well framed by the arches in front of and behind the gardens in which these are planted. By having the arches in the shade this draws out the fine carved arches and the carved tiles in the verticals. Well done on this great composition of the archetypal cooling Moroccan gardens.

This photo is a different take of of this incredibly well known location. I am particularly attracted to this shot as it highlights the manual labor needed and the vast range of colors that are utilized in this process. The light is particularly strong that serves to highlight the color range. Congratulations on drawing out the multiple components required in this ancient craft in this wonderful shot.

Love the colour, angle and detail in this shot of these gates. The pattern of the ceramics is uniquely from Morocco which is what made it stand out. Truly appreciate the differences from the regular shot of this type of location. Well done.

When I saw this image I was taken to Morocco. The father and son walking from the Casbah gate that is clearly from this country is particularly evocative. The subtle highlighting of the light on the door behind them fills the shadowed area while highlighting the shape of these doors. Well done with capturing the relationship between the father and son along with the character of their location.

As a portrait shot this stands out. I particularly like the way the subject appears to be focused on the distance as part of his preparation for his performance. If there was to be an adjustment I would like to see the shadow on the subjects near side slightly lightened to draw out his features more. Great photo.

What a wonderful shot. The light shining on the frames without the glass highlight the difference between dark and light. The spilling from these lights onto the wall heighten the timing of this shot as well along with the typically Moroccan wall color and dress of the pedestrian. Well done.