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Summer Self Portraits, Part IV

on October 05, 2013

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self portrait, field of flowers, black and white, twirling

self portrait, field of flowers, mid step

self portrait, field of flowers, black and white, twirling, arms in air

self portrait, field of flowers, twirling, arm in air, back

self portrait, field of flowers, black and white, twirling, arm in air, side

self portrait, field of flowers, twirling

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Maria Alexandra Ziton, Part I

Time for some photos of the other lovely Ziton girl - Maria Alexandra.

Morocco - The Souks of Marrakech

The souks (open air marketplace) in Marrakech are quite literally a maze of streets lined with hundreds of shops selling every type of merchandise imaginable. I loved meandering through the streets and looking at all the spices, fruits, colorful cloths and scarves, purses, shoes, pots, and and other tiny trinkets. Though I could have done without the constant harrassment from shop owners and street peddlers - a nuisance that every foreign traveler in those regions has to deal with, but that I felt particularly prone to as a single female traveler. It's amazing how the merchants probably speak at least 5 languages on a very basic level. Occasionally when some stranger bothered me I would try to speak Spanish, thinking they wouldn't understand me and leave me alone. Lo and behold, they would just reply to me in Spanish and so I would keep up the charade and managed to successfully pull off the guise of being Spanish. Jema el Fnaa Snake charmer in Jema el Fnaa ...

Barcelona - Gaudi

Barcelona is famous for its buildings designed by Gaudi. He has a highly individualistic style and some rather bizarre creations scattered throughout the city. It can be quite expensive and time consuming to go to them all, so visited a select few: La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, La Pedrera, and Casa Batllo (from the outside). La Sagrada Familia This is my favorite cathedral that I've ever been to. Just look at those awe-inspiring cavernous ceilings! I'm not sure why most pictures show the other, old-fashioned side of the building, because this side is much prettier. It's such a modern building with an abundance of natural lighting, unlike most other cathedrals where I feel as as if I've walked into well-decorated dungeon. Doesn't this look like it's from a sci-fi movie? Not to mention all the cool statues at the entrance, all cut in a contemporary fashion. Park Guell Park Guell Left: Casa Batllo Right: La Pedrera On the roof of La Pedrer...

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