Marrakech 2024

Marrakech is a city that dazzles the senses, a vibrant fusion of colour, texture, and sound. As I wandered through its maze like alleys, every turn revealed something intricate and unexpected: carved wooden doors, rich textiles draped over market stalls, and the ever-present earthy hues of clay-coloured buildings basking in the sun. The architecture is a masterpiece in itself, with geometric patterns, ornate archways, and hidden courtyards that tell stories of centuries past.

One of the most breathtaking experiences was floating above the Agafay Desert in a hot air balloon at sunrise. Watching the first light of day stretch across rolling dunes and distant mountains was truly unforgettable, a must for anyone visiting Marrakech on a clear morning. The stillness up there, contrasted with the bustling energy below, gave me a whole new perspective on the city's landscape, and being with my two best friends made it all the more special.

Back on the ground, Marrakech comes alive in its own rhythm. The souks are a sensory overload, filled with the scent of spices, the shimmer of handcrafted lanterns, and the chatter of merchants. Rooftop bars offer a more laid-back escape, where the call to prayer echoes in the distance as you sip mint tea or a refreshing cocktail under the open sky.

And then there's the music. Marrakech has an undeniable love for sound, especially jazz. Whether it’s live performances at intimate venues or the spontaneous melodies of street musicians, music is woven into the city’s soul.

The images I captured aim to reflect this rich tapestry of experiences, from the quiet beauty of an arched window, the energy of a marketplace, the golden glow of the desert at dawn. Marrakech is a place that invites you to look closer, to embrace its details, and to find inspiration in every corner.