Today’s Photohunter theme is “painted”.
Morocco’s famous “blue village”, Asilah, is a slow and friendly place with a colourful Medina that caters mostly to Moroccan tourists. During the month of August, artists from around the world come to Asilah and paint wonderful murals on the white walls throughout the medina. This is a pic I took of my friend Susan (aka Pipocas) in front of one of the painted walls when we went to Morocco last February.
To see more photos of Asilah & Tangier click here.
casa azahar 
Yes… I like that one….
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great shot
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Great shot. I love that mural. Have a great weekend
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the thought behind art makes me appreciate it so much
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What a great place that would be to visit and view the art. Thank you so much for sharing this piece of culture for us.
My ‘PAINTED’ is posted now. Hope you can join me at my blog today sometime. Have a great weekend.
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Beautiful! Id like to visit that place someday!
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Wonderful image. And such an enlightened community to encourage graffiti – I wish more would.
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Love this idea, and that is a fun mural.
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Aloha from Maui, Hawaii:)
Great take for this week’s PH theme….very nice mural!
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Cindy O
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that’s a great image. I really like the mural — I was thinking about doing the “Mural Project” (High school art students painting the blank walls of downtown Lebanon) but I didn’t get the photos taken and the murals aren’t really that good. I’m sitting this one out, I have too many things to do outside.
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Very cool! I love the color combination.
Here’s mine.
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That’s a neat painting! Mine’s up!
http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-painted/
I hope you have a chance to visit. Have a great weekend!
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Beautiful photo and mural! Your friend looks very happy. Great take on the theme this week 🙂
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That was the best trip of my life, girasoli … I was looking just as happy on the other side of the camera. 🙂
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Lovely colors… do they paint over the murals each year for a fresh canvas or do they simply use different buildings!
Mine is up here.
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I believe they do both srp. Some of the murals we saw (in February) were peeling quite a bit, so with the sea air I doubt they last more than a year.
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