Showing posts with label trips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trips. Show all posts

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Erg Chebbi Dunes, Morocco



big caravan



japanese fashion in moroccan desert







Erg Chebbi Dunes, Morocco


isolated lux camp


watching the sunset



Marrakech

Untitled by marina zambujo
Untitled, a photo by marina zambujo on Flickr.

observing observation in Jema el Fna Square


Erg Chebbi Dunes, Morocco

Untitled by marina zambujo
Untitled, a photo by marina zambujo on Flickr.


(mohammed)



Erg Chebbi Dunes - Morocco

assou by marina zambujo
assou, a photo by marina zambujo on Flickr.


assou


Erg Chebbi Dunes, Morocco

mohammed pequenino by marina zambujo
mohammed pequenino, a photo by marina zambujo on Flickr.


(mohammed pequenino)



Erg Chebbi Dunes, Morocco

Untitled by marina zambujo
Untitled, a photo by marina zambujo on Flickr.


…with front row seats


let the sunshine shine on me



the only cloudy morning of the whole vacation
(i never get tired of this view and these colors…)


let's go out to the dunes



this last december, i went for my 8th time (only 8th time??) to morocco…once again to the desert.
here, the door from Auberge du Sud, where i always stay when i go there (it is in Erg Chebbi's Dunes, close to Merzouga).


Saturday, November 19, 2011

todos os caminhos vão dar a...



(when i was looking elsewhere…)




seemed like the 60s was dating the 2000s



maybe some manga cartoons went for a walk in rome...



on their way to vatican



spanish japan steps



(coleseo, piazza del campidoglio, piazza san pietro and Scalinata della Trinità dei Monti (or spanish steps); roma, oct 2011)



todos os caminhos vão dar a … (3)




nice colors and shadows (well done, mom)




we could almost play the game "name this fountain"…




when do people leave??



(palatino, piazza navona, fontana di trevi; roma, oct 2011)



todos os caminhos vão dar a … (2)





converse for missoni


(condotti, roma, oct 2011)



todos os caminhos vão dar a...




i came for spartacus, god of the arena…



…i went to rome this october, for holidays. It was a very imposing experience (i could have used other adjectives like monumental or imperial, which seem perfectly meant for this, but it would be redundant). The richness they have in classical history is magnificent though, sometimes, may feel like there's so much that they gave up handling it….the language floats beautifully in our ears and the small gastronomic sample i had the opportunity to try tasted as good as i expected.
In the attempt to make to the most monuments, museums and churches as possible, i think i lost the time to find and appreciate part of "la dulce vita"…so i hope to return, to find the handsome roman citizens, try more pasta, relax and observe the piazzas….




(coleseo, roma, oct 2011)