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My 15 Pictures I Took In Algeria, A Place That’s Soon To Be On Everyone’s Radar
Ever since I was young, I have been fascinated by faraway countries and traveling. I started taking photographs and publishing them on the internet in 2006. Quickly, magazines and newspapers from all over the world, like Geo, Nat Geo, Lonely Planet Magazine, etc. began using my work for illustrations on North Korea, Papua New Guinea and more.
In my pictures and travel stories, I offer a positive and benevolent gaze of the countries I visit, often unknown by the public.
Algeria was not a tourist country as for a long time it was dangerous to visit it; nowadays, the place is safe and offers incredible diversity. Soon the future destination for influencers!
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Tuareg Near A Rock Carving Depicting Giraffes, Tassili N'ajjer National Park, Tadrart Rouge, Algeria
Tuareg Sits In The Sahara Desert, North Africa, Erg Admer, Algeria
Mozabite Women In White Haïk In The Streets Of Ksar El Atteuf, North Africa, Ghardaia, Algeria
Not to be rude, very nice photo. But why are they wearing white clothes? Religion Im guessing but not sure haha
Sand Dunes In The Sahara Desert, Tassili N'ajjer National Park, Tadrart Rouge, Algeria
Boy Near The Torso Of Jupiter Statue, North Africa, Djemila, Algeria
Cardo In The Roman Ruins Of Djemila, North Africa, Djemila, Algeria
View Of The Old Town With A Minaret At The Top, North Africa, Ghardaia, Algeria
Sunrise Over Djamaa El Djazair In The Mist, North Africa, Algiers, Algeria
Djamaa El Djedid Mosque, North Africa, Algiers, Algeria
Old Ottoman House In The Casbah, North Africa, Algiers, Algeria
Algerian People Buying Pizzas In Souk El Ghezel, North Africa, Constantine, Algeria
Asphalt Road In The Desert, North Africa, Erg Admer, Algeria
View Of The Town And Salah Bey Viaduct, North Africa, Constantine, Algeria
Man Passing Near Murals Of Football And Revolution In The Casbash, North Africa, Algiers, Algeria
Is it just me or isn't it strange to just take pictures of people without asking
University Of Mentouri Designed By Oscar Niemeyer, North Africa, Constantine, Algeria
He also designed the university of Algiers (same country, different city).
Beautiful pictures, but saying "Soon the future destination for influencers!" is really off-putting. Influencers aren't exactly known for their cultural respect when travelling. Not all countries have built economies around tourism and that's fine.
If they dress the way they do on their pics there, they will up for quite a lot of street harassment
Load More Replies...Agreed. I wouldn't visit a country that treats women like animals. Tourism supports countries with discriminatory laws, don't feed it by leaving your money there.
Load More Replies...Amazing photos, been to Algiers, Constantine,timimoun and Janet, people are so friendly and I think one of the best place I've visited Algeria is hidden from mass tourism which makes it a hidden gem. Rich culture and history.felt safer in Algeria than Paris or New York,
The fact that you felt safer in Algeria than in Paris is quite ironic
Load More Replies...Beautiful pictures, but saying "Soon the future destination for influencers!" is really off-putting. Influencers aren't exactly known for their cultural respect when travelling. Not all countries have built economies around tourism and that's fine.
If they dress the way they do on their pics there, they will up for quite a lot of street harassment
Load More Replies...Agreed. I wouldn't visit a country that treats women like animals. Tourism supports countries with discriminatory laws, don't feed it by leaving your money there.
Load More Replies...Amazing photos, been to Algiers, Constantine,timimoun and Janet, people are so friendly and I think one of the best place I've visited Algeria is hidden from mass tourism which makes it a hidden gem. Rich culture and history.felt safer in Algeria than Paris or New York,
The fact that you felt safer in Algeria than in Paris is quite ironic
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