Fuck you (Morocco, Fez)

In Fez , as in many cities in Morocco , the refusal to be photographed remains common, especially among older generations or in working-class circles. This rejection is rooted both in cultural modesty and in a Muslim religious tradition where the still image can be perceived as an appropriation of the soul or an intrusion. In certain conservative Islamic currents, human representation is even discouraged. In an urban context, the relationship with photography is also influenced by precariousness: the most marginalized, often photographed without consent, end up opposing gestures of protection or revolt. This type of scene, often erased from tourist stories, reveals a constant tension between visibility and the right to anonymity in public space .