 Dates are a major food crop in Morocco and sold in great quantities in stalls throughout the medinas of every Moroccan city. |
 Goods of every sort are sold in the medina markets of Morocco. These lanterns are another of the many items that contribute to the colorful nature of Morocco's medinas. |
 The medinas are jam-packed with stalls - and usually also merchants, and shoppers. I arrived in the medina early to catch this shot, when the normally crowded medina was almost vacant. |
 The ancient medinas had limited access through gates, or "babs" as they're known in Morocco. |
 Ceramics are a major product of Morocco. Plates, tajine pots, spice jars, and bowls of every size and color can be bought here. |
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 Jewelry, silver-framed mirrors, teapots, brass plates - you name it, you can find it in the Moroccan markets. |
 The Saadian tombs in Marrakesh, Morocco. |
 Moroccan shoes are most often, little more than mere slippers. These pointy shoes are a popular item in Morocco and actually worn by Moroccans. |
 These craftsmen were working on these enormous copper tubs. |
 This is the Ali ben Youssef Medersa in Marrakesh, Morocco |
 The Ali ben Youssef Medersa in Marrakesh, Morocco |
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Robert Stephens |