“The colors of the aged architecture suck you in,” says NYC-based photographer Eian Kantor, who recently took nothing but a backpack and two cameras to the North African country.
Nearly everywhere you turn in Morocco there’s something to be photographed. “The colors of the aged architecture suck you in,” says NYC-based photographer Eian Kantor, who recently took nothing but a backpack and two cameras to the North African country. “The landscapes are paintings. The medinas are chaotic, yet beautiful mazes.”