Walking by. Ouarzazate

More in the south, more close to black Africa...

Street scene. Asilah

Sunday today, not for everyone. The sunlight was so hard.

Cat. Marrakech

Corner. Meknès

Ship wreck. Essaouira

The boat was too long, it was looking like a wrecked boat on the fence.

Shopping. Esaouira

Market day. Chefchaouen

Fantasmatic place. Gorges du Todgha

Chat. Fès

Connected to the world II. Haut Atlas

In this area, stones are more easy to find than clay.

Grafitti and door. Marrakech

Image of a very old city and traditionnal architecture or modern art painting ?

Fisherman. Essaouira

In full motion. Chefchaouen

Chat. Meknès

The men version...

Pushing. Marrakech

Old and new. Vallée du Dadès

Sunday in Asilah

House. Bin-el-Ouidane lake

One of the houses safe after the the barrage building, the others are under the water.

Let me go in. Marrakech

A little bit of godness in this cat, as Bastet in ancient Egypt...

Sitting in front of his house. Chefchaouen

Chat. Meknès

Crossing. Meknès

Blue. Asilah

Houses. Vallée du Dadès

In Morphée arms. Marrakech

At the door. Essaouira

If the door does not very arabic, it's because the town have been built by a French!

Connected to the world. Hassi Labied

Another world. Meknès

Just walking. Essaouira

I liked this place, despite of the many tourists; it reminded me my Brittany...

Ksar. Vallée du Draa

Reality or fantasy? Essaouira

Almost flying...
She made me think to these jain sadhvi on the Palitana steps.

Generations. Sefrou

The Sefrou's medina is certainly one of the most interesting I have seen in Morocco. We are here in the mellah, ancient jewish area. The jewish people leaved a good remind for moroccon I spoke with in all Marocco.
I have not seen any tourist here, Fes is very close...

Adobe houses. Vallée du Todgha

I reached this small village after some kms by feet. The sun was high and really hot...here people take care of their houses and build new ones.
The stones are used for the basement, as a way to protect the walls against the rain water flooding in the streets.

Hands. Essaouira

Labyrinth. Chefchaouen

Enjoying the meal.Marrakech

A nice place.

Old village and his palm grove, close to Tinerhir. The old adobe kasbahs are falling down, nobody cares?. People build new cement houses behind.
Probably that in 20 or 30 years this architecture will have disapeared.

Bread to bake. Marrakech

The moroccon medinas are divided in areas; for each one a hammam, a mosque and a bakery.
Women do the bread at home and bring it on a little wood board to the bakery.

Chat in the corner. Meknes

Adobe houses. Vallée des roses

Amazing to see how these houses integrate to the environment, textures, colors, shapes, just using the natural materials.
Along the oued, women roses before the sunrise, with which is made the famous rose's water.
With a recent road all vehicules can come in the valley, changing already the relations with people, not in a good way, in my sense.

The door. Meknes

Abstract. Meknes

In the medina, in which many houses are falling down, after the very rainy winter. A minaret falled down this year, killing most of the people who were praying inside the mosque.

Arcades. Ouarzazate

Street scene. Asilah

Asilah is an old city on the Morocco north west coast. Portuguese walls and inside a blue and white little medina.