Morocco
Dhaiba Atika - Lights, waves and people
"Film - it is an adventure and i want to think twice before I jump." Tell us about yourself. I am 30 years old, from Agadir Morocco . I actually design jewelry and plan on opening my own jewelry shop, meanwhile I sell them at friend's shop . When and how did the film journey begin for you? I grew up in film camera generation. When I was a kid, we had a Polaroid camera at home. That was the moment when cameras began to fascinate me. I started to collect all sort of cameras I could lay
M'hammed Kilito: A different story from each person
" Hasselblad 500 cm, I’m so in love with the sound the mirror makes when it slaps after pressing the shutter button." Tell us about yourself. I am 35 years old, living in Rabat, Morocco. Working as a freelance photographer and videographer when I’m not travelling and working on my personal photography projects. When and how did the film journey begin for you? Ever since I was a kid, my dad gave me his Canon FTB. I used it tremendously for many years until it broke. But the film journe
Btihal Remli: Belief thorough medium format
"I was one of those collectors. Buying old cameras wherever I found them until I bought a Hasselblad and it was a perfect match." Tell us about yourself. My Name is Btihal Remli. I am a 28 year old moroccan girl currently based in Cologne Germany. Mainly I work on photographic projects, but as I graduated from Architecture I also work on different stuff. When and how did the film journey begin for you? My Film Journey began long time ago. I think when I was still a teenager. But after
Photographs from a bittersweet land, by Dounia Fikri
"Minolta X-GM. I never cheated on her" Tell us about yourself. I’m 25 years old and I am running a vintage store and artcollective talisman in Taghazout, Morocco When and how did the film journey begin for you? One year ago I met a friend and photographer from Norway and he introduced me to film photography. Film photography is my new drug, I’m taking pictures of a bittersweet land, two different sides of Morocco. What type of film do you usually shoot and what made you choose it?