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The intersection of man and nature, where the dirt becomes walls and the cables become vines.
by Colin WrightMarrakesh — There’s something poetic in the way human cities resemble anthills, tangles of cables look like tangles of vines, and mighty 747s could easily be mistaken for birds, from a distance. Just as an atom scaled up looks very much like a solar system, some metamaterials known for their durability are just scaled down beehives. The Golden Ratio is pervasive in botany and sculpture. Some colors spark war...
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Morocco, storm, Colours
Welcomed to Fès by a wild sky
by Pat AllanFès — After a long day’s travel across Morocco, I arrive by train into Fès to find a driver from the riad I’m staying at, and an amazing sky. While behind me is blue and cloudless, ahead it’s a magnificent...
language, arabic, Morocco
For the adoption of a new Darija - Moroccan dialect
by Samir TaouaouCasablanca — In this article, we will delve into what’s considered a very complex and delicate subject. Rational thinking would have us treat this subject with a scientific rigor, and a clarifying methodology in a...
Travel, Architecture
As we stepped into the abandoned cathedral, we were immediately overwhelmed by the profound emptiness of the once sacred space. And the pigeons. Jesus, the pigeons.
by Jimmy StampCasablanca — We were sketching outside the Eglise Sacré-Cœur de Casablanca when a small man slowly shuffled out of the strange, Deco-Gothic structure and gestured for us to come inside. How could we resist? We ste...
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Morocco, storm, Colours
Welcomed to Fès by a wild sky
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L’ÉTHIQUE COMME NÉCESSITÉ À LA PRISE DE CONSCIENCE DU CITOYEN MAROCAIN
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language, arabic, Morocco
For the adoption of a new Darija - Moroccan dialect
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Travel, Architecture
As we stepped into the abandoned cathedral, we were immediately overwhelmed by the profound emptiness of the once sacred space. And the pigeons. Jesus, the pigeons.
by Jimmy Stamp in Casablanca -
nature, Travel, Morocco
The intersection of man and nature, where the dirt becomes walls and the cables become vines.
by Colin Wright in Marrakesh
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Morocco, storm, Colours
Welcomed to Fès by a wild sky
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Sunset in Tétouan , morocco . One of the best things i've ever seen , colorful evening ,just in love with it
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Travel rituals, garlic, Muhammad Ali
Flipping the record
in Fes, Morocco -
Dawn, negotiation, Travel
West Saharan math equations
in Merzouga, Morocco -
dessert
Digestif at the night market
in Marrakesh, Morocco -
L’ÉTHIQUE COMME NÉCESSITÉ À LA PRISE DE CONSCIENCE DU CITOYEN MAROCAIN
in Casablanca, Morocco -
Feeling completely inspired.
in Fes, Morocco -
Travel, Morocco, Essaouira
One Of My Favorite Cities
in Essaouira, Morocco -
Travel, Architecture
As we stepped into the abandoned cathedral, we were immediately overwhelmed by the profound emptiness of the once sacred space. And the pigeons. Jesus, the pigeons.
in Casablanca, Morocco -
nature, Travel, Morocco
The intersection of man and nature, where the dirt becomes walls and the cables become vines.
in Marrakesh, Morocco -
Morning !
in Rabat, Morocco -
Found a moment of quiet outside the Marrakech airport.
in Marrakesh, Morocco -
Beautiful, shimmering reflections at low tide.
in Taghazout, Morocco -
language, arabic, Morocco
For the adoption of a new Darija - Moroccan dialect
in Casablanca, Morocco -
A mechanic stopped for his break between two boats in dry dock. A man between giants.
in Agadir, Morocco -
not chicago
Culture
in Tangier, Morocco
