Some places seem specially made to continue to amaze - Chefchaouen, Morocco's famous 'blue city', is one of those. In this photo, you can see an atmospheric alleyway, all shrouded in deep blue hues. Every little wall, staircase and detail oozes colour and history. What hit me immediately when taking this shot was the intense play of light in the narrow streets: early in the morning everything is cool and calm, later in the day a warm glow enters, constantly changing the blue tones.
My inspiration came from the feeling of getting lost in a maze full of colour. Chefchaouen is a city where you keep looking around: flowers everywhere, small details and unexpected vistas. Its picturesque character and tranquillity make this place unique. I wanted to capture the street as it really felt - quiet, friendly and a touch mysterious.
This work instantly brings a fresh, Mediterranean atmosphere into your home. Perfect if you are looking for an eye-catcher that radiates light, colour and a sense of travel. For lovers of special destinations, photography and worldly interiors.
In 2009 Roy Poots bought his very first SLR camera, a Canon EOS 450D. After having photographed everything for a while, he realised that he liked landscapes, architecture and (nocturnal) cityscapes the most by far. Since then, he has devoted himself to these subjects.
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