[From the Archives] Photos from Marrakech, Morocco
From time to time, I will use these “From the Archives” posts to highlight some of my photography from the period before I started this blog in 2009. These photos have been publicly available on Flickr for some time but they have never before been featured on this blog. I hope you enjoy this blast from the past!
Waaaaay back in the early days of 2008 I popped over to Morocco for a brief (very brief) look around Marrahech, from the old medina surrounding the central square Jemaa al-Fna, including the myriad alleyways with mysterious doorways opening into stunning riads to the simultaneously fascinating and annoying souk – annoying due to very very persistent touts, but enjoyable nonetheless. Outside the centre were various palaces and mosques to be enjoyed, but the highlight was the beautiful Majorelle Gardens and their heritage buildings.
Arrival at Marrakech
Rose atop the Dar Silsila
Souk Beggar
More photos below the fold, simply click below:
Souk Life
Souk Spice
Lantern Shop in the Souk
Souk Life
The Bahia Palace
The Walkers (Bahia Palace)
Sunset on Jemaa el Fna
Jemaa el-Fna Life
Majorelle Gardens – Lantern
Majorelle Gardens
Stay tuned, more to come in this series “From The Archives”. In the meantime, if you’d like to peruse more of these Marrakech shots, there is a full set up on Flickr here.
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Mortal Coil 
your photographs are better to look at than the place itself!
I’m sure this was a great experience. – I hope to travel someday as well. Great photographs.