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A digital camera is always the best! If you are outside you can use ASA 100 or slower for landscapes. If you are deep within a Kasbah or inside a nomad's tent you will need to push your ASA 3200 or use a flash. If you only bring one type of film, make it color. And bring a good supply, although color print film is sold almost everywhere now if you do run out. Black and white film may be difficult to find. Morocco is practically synonymous with color. Deep blue skies contrast with golden sands, the green of the palmeries with the red hues of the mountains, tiles of blues, reds and yellows against walls of indigo blue, an orange turban paired with a dark Jellaba with a purple hue... color film is a must. Black and white is great for the drama of indoors. The rugged faces of nomads in their tents, the black tunnels of the Kasbahs with stabs of bright sunlight gleaming off gowned men and women as they sweep through the labyrinthine passages, hennaed hands, the latticed shadows of the market place combined with the beauty of the people will guarantee that you will bring home pictures worthy of hanging on your walls. |
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