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Seeking the Warmth, by Abdellah Azizi

Award Winner   |   Photo of the Day   |   December 26th  |  0 Reviews
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I was in a assignment to photograph old Ksur and Kasbah in the south of Morocco. In N’kob village, those two women were sitting beside this old wall and seeking some warmth of the setting sun. The colors of their clothing matched pretty well with the surroundings, and the sky.

Seeking the Warmth, by Abdellah Azizi

Nikon D90 with 18-200mm | Exposure 1/250sec @ f/13 | ISO 320 | Focal Length 105mm
Seeking the Warmth, by Abdellah Azizi

Award Winner: Photo of the Day | December 26
Award Score: 68 (Value 13, Clarity 12, Composition 18, Style 12, Skill 13)
Photo of the Day Award Category: Travel Photography
Photograph Location: N’kob, Morocco

Photographer: Abdellah Azizi (Ouarzazate, Morocco) Registered
Born in Ouarzazate in 1987, Abdellah Azizi is a passionate photographer from Morocco, who loves to photograph South Moroccan landscapes, people, folklorists’ bands, and the life of the rich part of Africa. After finishing high school, Abdellah applied for the Institute specialized for film industry, where he studied for two years on techniques of lighting, and griping. Then he moved to Casablanca to study camera work, and audio-visual post production for a year. He started to work as camera an assistant, lighting technician, and also worked for a local e-magazine, as videographer. The e-magazine didn’t have a photographer, so they asked him to do some photo assignments for them, and they liked his work. From then Abdellah moved to photography. There are lots of other reasons too, but the main one he believes is the freedom he enjoys in this medium.

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Tags: Abdellah Azizi, N'kob, Travel Photography, Morocco
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