Tag: Marrakech

• Creating “People Of Islam” and why the Iraq War made me a photographer

  I opened this exhibition with the subtitle – Photos From Iran, Iraq, Somaliland and Marrakech – on April 3, 2015. It has come about in a quite natural way. I have worked in some countries where Islam is of fundamental importance and so been exposed to the people living there as well as their problems – […]

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  April 5, 2015

  Art reflections, Exhibition notes, How is it done?, New works, Studio, events, promotion, press, updates

  Baghdad, iran, Marrakech, People of Islam, Somaliland

• Shooting images in Marrakech, Morocco

  What an exciting place! Eldorado for photographers and lovers of art, history, colours, mild and hospitable people – and lots of features of Islamic culture and art. Marrakech – there are so many “must see” places and even more milieus to explore on your own, without a guidebook. There are new sights, surprises and motives around […]

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  March 17, 2015

  Art reflections, Marrakech, Photo travels

  Arab culture, Berber, colour photography, decorative colours, design patterns, Fna Square, geometric patterns, Islamic art, Jardin Majorelle, Maison de la Photographie, Maroccan art, Maroccan culture, Maroccan photo art, Marrakech, Medina, Morocco, Museum for Photography and Visual Art in Marrakech, pictorialist photography, Riyad, sepia, street photography, Suuq, Yves Saint Laurent