Unique among the experiences of a photo adventure, is the chance to take photos of the local population.  In some countries, the locals are willing to have their photos taken, in others, like Morocco, they were less so.

Photo ethics do say that one should as a person if one can take their picture, and I did that, where possible, on the trip.  However, I took a fair number of pictures without asking permission.  Below, for the most part, are some of those candid photos.  A good number were taken as we drove through the cities and countryside.  Others were taken from a second floor restaurant overlooking the Djemaa el Fna marketplace in Marrakech.

Since I did not ask permission, it’s time to seek forgiveness.