Morocco, in Northern Africa was my first international photo adventure for 2010. While I could have written an introduction to this wonderful Muslim country, the trip brochure had a good one - so when in doubt, steal!
Morocco is a country full of fascinating extremes from its geography to its culture. Located in North Africa, Morocco is home to a combinations of stunning coastlines on the Atlantic Ocean reaching past the Strait of Gibraltar into the Mediterranean Sea, 
hot sands of the Sahara desert, green fertile valleys and the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. also has some of the world’s most unique and vibrant city markets and interesting people due to the ancient history as a crossroads of African, European and Middle Eastern cultures. (PQA)
Morocco has about 31 million people, of which about 40% are Berbers - the indigenous peoples who still speak their own language. The official languages are Arabic and French. Morocco has had a long history with France and was a French colony for most of the 20th century. Today Morocco is independent from the French and is a constitutional monarchy.
