How does Sonia Justo capture the vibrant colors of Chefchaouen in her photography?

Sonia Justo tends to work with strong natural light and simple compositions, letting one or two colors dominate the frame instead of overcrowding it. In Morocco, that often means walls, doors and tiles filling most of the image so the tones feel intense and immersive.

She also likes to include small details that contrast with the background (a door, arch, outfit or pattern) to make the dominant color pop even more. When editing, the look stays bright and clean: slightly boosted saturation and contrast, but still natural, so the scene feels like what you would see walking through the streets yourself.

Are you hoping to recreate that style in your own photos of Chefchaouen?