Urban Morocco
A photographic Exploration of the Cities of Morocco
by Ugo Cei, Massimiliano Cremascoli
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About the Book
Sometimes it feels as if Morocco has managed to add a patina of modernity atop its centuries-old character without destroying what lies underneath. If not for the forest of satellite dishes that covers almost every square meter of the terraced rooftops of Fess, the view of the ancient medina from above wouldn't be much different from the one described by Pierre Loti in 1889.
In this collection of photos taken of Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes, and Meknès, our goal is to portray this world of contrasts between ancient and modern, ugly and beautiful, bustling and quiet. The book is loosely organized into sections, each visually highlighting an aspect of Moroccan life: Architecture and Design, People, Street Life, Work, Religion and Markets.
In this collection of photos taken of Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes, and Meknès, our goal is to portray this world of contrasts between ancient and modern, ugly and beautiful, bustling and quiet. The book is loosely organized into sections, each visually highlighting an aspect of Moroccan life: Architecture and Design, People, Street Life, Work, Religion and Markets.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Standard Portrait, 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 134 - Publish Date: Mar 30, 2015
- Language English
- Keywords Morocco, street, reportage, photography, travel
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About the Creator
Ugo Cei
Pavia, Italy
I am an IT professional that caught the bug of photography and now I spend every free minute I have taking photos and use every business trip or vacation as an opportunity to create new images of foreign cities and natural landscapes. I love to travel and show the beauty of the world and its inhabitants to everybody. This is really an amazing planet we live on and every place and every culture possesses beauty that deserves to be shown.