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A trip to Morocco: Exploring a medieval Andalusian souq
Moroccon Tajine Pots are a unique type of ceramic or clay cookware that are popular in North Africa. PHOTO: FARAH KAMAL
A peek into Medina de Rabat, a medieval downtown in the capital of Morocco lined by Andalusian walls.
very well done… :)
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Good work (Y).. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing the photos..
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Wow Morocco :) ! Such wonderful pics.. Truly shows Moroccan culture..
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mashAllah beutifull pictures ….
Thanks for sharing
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What beautiful color and composition. Makes me want to go there.
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Amazing Pictures, They say that Art is a window a culture and you truly justify this statement with these pictures.
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Beautiful Pictures, The colors surely melt together, in every picture, contrasting and complementing every setting and the environment, altogether. The patterns also just pop out and grab viewers attention. Great job.
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The photos bring back memories of a month long vacation i had in morrocco in october,went to madina rabat ,went fez city…the city pf ceramics went to the famous marrakesh square and ysl garden.we had lunch sitting in a waterfall eating brochet…meat cooked with olives in taJine in a hillstation called ifran .the long walks at casablanca city and having morroccon tea at the numerous road side cafes.visiting a local family in the montains of marrekesh who made morroccon tea from her garden leaves and served with olives picked from her garden.an experience that was unforgetable
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i love morocan food… great north africa country.
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Very impressive work.
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Awesome photos!
Morroccan culture is speaking through these pictures!
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Ive been to tangier, fez, marrakech, have to say morocco is a beatiful country, amazing colours!
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@Maryam: your travel story added to these pictures, thanks for sharing. Interesting I was in Rabat and Casablanca in October 2011 only. We might have crossed paths. Enjoy!!
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Such beautiful artefacts reflecting the skill and aesthetic sense of the artists!
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truly amazing experience going through the pictures…what mastery….wow
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nice pics.please show other muslim countries pics of that kind.
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Beautiful colours-beautiful shots–love the pictures! Every pic is a master piece
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Simply dipicts the beauty in the eyes of the beholder.
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Wauuuuuuuuu! Very interesting and amazing photos. Special thanks to Farah Kamal for tacking and posting al this. I love culture different all nations in the world but unfortunately we have not opportunity to go everywhere by our self. But through this photos I hade online travel to Morocco!!! Good job!
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@Firuz Baratov: Thakyou for this appreciation, I hope to do a lot of street and cultural shoots in Dushanbe very soon.
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it is great photo Farah it is so good for those people those are not their I am also so thankful for you
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Beautiful photographs….
Must go there with family ;-)
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Beautiful pictures thanks for sharing Farah!Recommend