Armagh wasn’t even on my radar during my work trip, but the client decided to hold a meeting there. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by this quaint town and found myself wishing I’d had more time to explore its charm.
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| This is a sign fro a pilgrimage (I had to ask) |
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| Blast from the past |
I wish I’d had more time to dive into the coffee scenes of Casablanca and Marrakech, but, as is often the case with work trips, my free time was pretty limited. Since Arabica had locations in both cities, I couldn’t resist stopping by to check them out. Still, I managed to squeeze in a visit to one lovely café in each city, which felt like a small but satisfying win.
Bondi Casablanca
Definite a digital nomad cafe, very Australian vibe
Thirty5ive Marrakech
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| Labor of love, old vinyls, very Tokyo vibe |
Marrakech is famously photogenic, but I don’t think this photo diary quite does it justice. Instead, it’s more like an archive of the quaint, intimate moments from my short time there—relaxing at the riad, dancing in the dessert, enjoying good company, and taking in a few sights along the way.
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| Coming home at 2:00am from a work after party |
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| The party |
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| The surreal burger bar in the dessert |
I didn’t get to see much of Dublin during my 2022 trip, as my work was centered in Belfast. However, I flew in and out of the city, and my photographs capture the rushed moments of my brief time there. A definite highlight was the Brutalist architecture of Trinity College—a memorable glimpse of the city.
Some sights from my walks around the hotel, the market, and one evening when I went searching the city for shawarma.
Armagh wasn’t even on my radar during my work trip, but the client decided to hold a meeting there. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprise...
