A Passage to Tangier

Thursday, 26 March 2015

Balconies in Tangier-Les balcons de Tanger.

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Traditional Moroccan houses don't often have windows onto the street. The home is private and must not be seen by strangers. The light...
Monday, 23 March 2015

Monday's eye on Tangier-Le coup d'oeil du lundi sur Tanger

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Lunch break at school in the Kasbah. Pink school aprons fluttering in the sun. L'heure du déjeuner à l'école de la Kasbah. Tab...
Monday, 16 March 2015

Monday's eye on Tangier-Le coup d'oeil du lundi sur Tanger

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Through the Gate Bab El Kasbah. The golden evening sunlight. The little "Suzuki"motorbike ready for anything you want transpor...
Thursday, 12 March 2015

The Dignified Old Men of Tangier-Les Vieux Messieurs Dignes de Tanger

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Winter can be rather cold in Tangier. They call the Tangier area, the Brittany of Morocco. It is a time when men trade their warm-weather ...
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Monday, 9 March 2015

Monday's eye on Tangier-Le coup d'oeil du lundi sur Tanger

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Candied apples for sale in the medina. Pommes caramélisées dans la medina. Image: Joelle Desparmet
Thursday, 5 March 2015

The streets of the medina of Tangier-Les ruelles de la médina de Tanger

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The "streets" of the medina of Tangier are so small that no car can make it through. You only see motorbikes, wheelbarrows a...
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Monday, 23 February 2015

Monday's eye on Tangier-Le coup d'oeil du lundi sur Tanger

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Mirrors, teapots and lamps in the metal worker's shop in the Kasbah of Tangier. Miroirs, théières et lampes chez le ferblantier de...
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