French photographer Bruno Barbey, one of the member and once the vice-president for Magnum foundation Europe, is known for his expeditions as a photographer capturing strong images across 5 major continents and numerous conflicts around the world. These amazing photographs below were taken by Barbey at different places in Morocco in 1984.
(© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos)
Traditional wedding. Wedding arrangers are strong enough to carry the bride wearing gold dress. 1984 |
Cemetery of Bab Sagma at sunset. 1984 |
Horsemen performing a 'fantasia' race, during a wedding. 1984 |
Old city (Medina). 1984 |
Trade fair & market. 1984 |
A door to door wandering barber. 1984 |
Coranic school. 1984 |
Hides being dried on hillside near the tanning quarter. 1984 |
Alley near the sanctuary of Moulay Idriss. 1984 |
Traditional form of making earthern pottery and dried to the sun. 1984 |
Marriage. 1984 |
The old and the new worlds mix in the old medina. 1984 |
Bride accompanied by 'naggafat', ladies who carry her shoulder level on a platter. 1984 |
Bali district as seen from the Merinides hillside. 1984 |
Tanned and tinted skins being dried near the cemetery. 1984 |
Tanners of Sidi Moussa. 1984 |
The tiled courtyard of a former palace. 1984 |
Candles vendor. 1984 |
Market selling woven carrying basket for donkeys, traditional method of hauling goods. 1984 |
Young brides to be,wearing capes of berber design & covered in silver ornaments. 1984 |
Wool dying. 1984 |
Begger in old town. 1984 |
(© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos)