What is it like for a 70-year-old retiring social justice worker who aspires to become a "travel" photographer? How is being a travel photographer different than being just another “western” tourist-with-a camera in some “exotic destination”? Besides the physical, logistical and cultural demands of travel, what are the ethical considerations and the political implications of photographing people of a different culture — in their own country? What is one's purpose, one's intent, one's place in such circumstances? Veteran social justice educator and lifelong lover of photography, Raúl Quiñones-Rosado shares photos and inquiries as he reflects on some of the challenges of his first visit to Marrakech and Essaouira, Morocco in early 2024.