13 photos of Morocco

Antonio Correia

Please comment. Obrigado. :thumb


Too many ??

Skippy

Antonio Correia wrote:

Please comment. Obrigado.
Too many ??

Least you kept them a nice size to download, they load quite fast actually.
They have some very interesting doors/doorways in Morroco I must say, great colours and designs, they are a form of art in themselves

How unique...... thanks for sharing Antonio...... Skippy (Australia)

Antonio Correia

Skippy wrote:

Least you kept them a nice size to download, they load quite fast actually.
They have some very interesting doors/doorways in Morroco I must say, great colours and designs, they are a form of art in themselves

How unique...... thanks for sharing Antonio...... Skippy (Australia)

Obrigado Skippy.
Tomorrow I'll post more.

Stan

Great Doorways, Antonio. I love Moorish architecture
this is a great example of their attention to detail. The light and shadow in the alley ways is very photogenic. Great set.

Thanks for sharing.

Cheers
Stan

Antonio Correia

Yes Stan. Their Architecture is very nice.
At the time Portugal was founded, in the XII th Century, they had a civilization much more advanced than the so called Christian.

Much important knowledge came from them as for example the scientific and experimental basis for the Discoveries in the XVI th Century by the Portuguese and Spanish.

I could not avoid the flash in the azulejos. I was in a little hurry as the other people were walking by...
If only I had 10/15 minutes ...
I shot 3 or 4 pics and this is the best of them.

Awais Yaqub

These are beautiful !!!

colourbox

Antonio Correia wrote:

At the time Portugal was founded, in the XII th Century, they had a civilization much more advanced than the so called Christian...Much important knowledge came from them as for example the scientific and experimental basis for the Discoveries in the XVI th Century by the Portuguese and Spanish.

It is telling that it had not been for Arabic numerals and the convenient Zero that comes with them, we'd still be trying to do math with Roman numerals (ouch).

Antonio Correia

colourbox wrote:

It is telling that it had not been for Arabic numerals and the convenient Zero that comes with them, we'd still be trying to do math with Roman numerals (ouch).

Interesting link.
Wikipedia is a good source of knowledge.
Thank you.

Antonio Correia

Awais Yaqub wrote:

These are beautiful !!!

Thank you Awais.

Jeffro

Too Many? Not at all!

I always enjoy seeing scenes from other countries. You did a nice job shooting these! If you have more, just add them on.

Antonio Correia

Jeffro wrote:

Too Many? Not at all! ... If you have more, just add them on.

Jeffro. I don't know exactly if you kidding or not.
If you are: :D
If your are not: :D
BUT, here are more photos :D

Jeffro

Antonio Correia wrote:

Jeffro. I don't know exactly if you kidding or not.
If you are: :D
If your are not: :D

Nope, wasn't kidding!

Phil U.

Great shots of the place, people, and culture!

marlof

That red alley is gorgeous. Nice colorful shots, Antonio. Good to see someone getting around in this world.

Antonio Correia

Jeffro wrote:

Nope, wasn't kidding!

Jeff,
Thank you for the encouragement.
Soon - they are beeing uploaded - I would like you to have a look at the pictures I shot at my son and friends making surf on the waves.
With the 70-200 IS as you taucht (to teach, taught, taught is that right?) the other day.
I think they turned out OK...
I'll let you know when I post them.
All the best.

Antonio Correia

Phil U. wrote:

Great shots of the place, people, and culture!

Thank you Phil .
You can see more here.
All the best to you.

Antonio Correia

marlof wrote:

That red alley is gorgeous. Nice colorful shots, Antonio. Good to see someone getting around in this world.

Marlof, how do you do ?
Yes it's nice to travel...:D
I like you enjoy my pictures.