WPJA

A big thank you has to go out to all of the beautiful couples that we had the opportunity to work with in 2007, our new portfolio helped us to be accepted as a part of the Wedding Photojournalist Association. Members of the WPJA consistently produce the world's best wedding photography, we're so happy to be a part of it. Visit the WPJA site at http://www.wpja.com/

Morocco

We're back home after a wild trip through the medieval cities of Morocco and the North Western Sahara.

We flew into Casablanca, and traveled by train via Rabat to Fez, where we stayed with Alaa and Kate in their incredible house Dar Seffarine while exploring the ancient maze of alleys that make up the Fez medina.


Dar Seffarine, Fez

Dyer's Souk, Fez

Street Scene, Fez

Tanneries, Fez

Tannery Worker, Fez

Leather Workers, Fez

After a few days we rented a car and set out on an eight hour drive that took us through the snow capped Atlas mountains before descending down into the Saharan desert at night to a windy, dusty, off road town outside of the Erg Chebbi dunes. We teamed up with our guide Mohammed and set off by camel on a journey into the desert where we camped in Berber tents tucked into the enourmous sand dunes.


Caravan, Erg Chebbi

Mohammed and Our Team, Erg Chebbi

Our last stop, after so many sleepy desert towns, was Marrakesh, a loud, crowded, bustling city with mopeds flying by on all sides. Jmaa El Fna is the main square of the medina, and center of everything. At sunset thousands of European and Morrocan tourists cram the square to see the snake charmers, storytellers, medicine men, dancers, and street fights, and to get a great dinner or a hot cinnamon tea from the many food stalls. Be careful with your dirhams, they'll overcharge and shortchange you.


Jma el Fnaa, Marrakesh

Snake Charmers, Marrakesh

Football Match, Marrakesh

Street Scene, Marrakesh

Medersa Ben Youssef, Marrakesh

Mopeds, Marrakesh