Colourful Moroccan Make-Up

The souks, Moroccan markets, are colourful in every corner: Piles of spices are stocked tightly upon tables; Just one metre to the left, colourful dresses are hanging from the ceiling of an improvised stall; Next door a vendor is trying to get a tourist to pay sky-high prices for hand-made pottery decorated with beautiful patterns and colours. But most colourful of all are the pigments used for make-up and henna-tattoos. Expect to see some extensive photo posts about the markets of Fez and Marrakech soon!

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The camera I used to capture this photo is a Nikon D5500 (APS-C) with a Nikon 10-20mm F4,5–5,6 lens.

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