The medinas of Morocco are more than just historical sites. They are lively, bustling communities that tell stories of the daily life of local people. It’s a chance to connect with local artisans, enjoy the local street food, and gain a deeper understanding of the resilience, creativity, and connections within the medina community.  

For years, I have wanted to photograph Chefchaouen, Morocco. My husband and I recently had the privilege of visiting the Blue City, one of the highlights of our trip to Morocco. I love to photograph colorful places and old architecture. Our visit to Chefchaouen provided both of those experiences. It also allowed me to learn about Moroccan culture and enjoy the small town's hospitality.

The Fes Tannery, known locally as “Chouara Tannery,” is nestled within the vibrant medina of Fes, Morocco. This ancient site is home to one of the oldest tannery complexes in the world, where you can experience traditional leather production methods still in use today.