I spent a couple of days photographing in the old oasis town of Tinejdad, south of the Atlas mountains in Morocco, before continuing on to the edge of the Sahara. Tinejdad is very much the traditional large kasbah – a large fortified and defensible building with high walls enclosing a village of dwellings. The dusty interconnecting passages between the houses within the kasbah were a veritable rabbit-warren of passages which were a great challenge for low-light photography.
As I was blithely snapping away at my various shots, I became aware that I had become the subject of entertainment for a couple of young lads whose game was to peek round the corners of the passages in the hope of catching me off-guard!
Slipped out of my back pocket apparently! But hope you can seem ’em again now. Thanks Garry your comment gave me a back door into my edit of the POD!
That’s a picture you could only catch in a moment of surprise.
Kids don’t look around corners any more do they ?
You’ve caught a piece of magic in there Mac !
Another winner, Mac!
Those kids are so shy and so sweet. I’m waiting for the one next week when they tag you — tag, you’re “it”!
Another gem. Thanks for sharing Mac.