Epic Morocco

From the brilliant and dazzling light of the sunsets in the Saraha Desert, the beauty of the King Hassan 11 Mosque in Casablanca, the pastel blues that color the buildings of Chefchaouen, to the ancient and timeless rammed brick and straw buildings and the 11th century fortress of Ait Benhaddou and the always busy and awe inspiring sights and never dull streets of Marrakech and the Djemaa el-Fna square, Morocco, is a country to behold.

In over 180 stunning images, by photographer Ed Moran and showcased over 200-pages, Epic Morocco is a coffee table tour of one of the most popular and intriguing travel destinations in the world. Shot over two trips to the North African Kingdom, Epic Morocco, treats readers toimages fromthe North African country’s most picturesque sights and the faces of the always friendly and engaging people who live there.

“Morocco offers an embarrassment of riches when it comes to stunning scenery and vibrant culture,” wrote Mark Stallwood, founder of Nomadic-Tours.com. “Ed Moran’s photography captures not only the breathtaking beauty of Morocco but also its cultural depth and the genuine warmth of its people. Each image tells a story, evoking the essence of a place where history, tradition, and natural splendour come together in harmony.”

After more than 35 years as a career newspaper writer and sports writer, Ed Moran began combining photography with writing working for multiple sports and event clients. Moran worked for the Boston Globe, The Cape Cod Times, the Philadelphia Daily News. After newspapers Moran worked writing about and photographing international and domestic competitive rowing for United States Rowing, row2.k.com and Rowing Magazine. He continues working as a freelance photographer, covering mostly sports but also works as a portrait, travel and event photographer.