Stalls, Shade, and Soft Mornings

Beyond the worn walls of the Medina, life stretches into sunlit streets where trade unfolds with quiet rhythm. These images explore the soft mechanics of everyday survival: oranges balanced on crates, bananas hung like decorations, vegetables lined up under tarps stitched from necessity. Motorbikes double as market stalls, plastic becomes shelter, and every item on display, from citrus to secondhand shoes, speaks to both need and creativity.

This series isn’t about spectacle, but about presence. About how people make do, make space, and make a living. It’s a portrait of informal systems, colorful improvisation, and the kind of beauty that asks nothing more than to be noticed.