“Don't you want to go to a crazy desert once in your life?” Morocco Desert Photoshoot Travelogue: A 50-Page Journey Through Fes labyrinth, Red Sands in Sahara desert and the Blue City “It all began with that one simple thought.” In the autumn of 2025, a photographer and a cosplayer set out for Morocco, Africa just to capture true Sumeru world in Genshin Impact. 50-page full-color masterpiece, fueled by overflowing memories and raw passion. This is more than just a photo book. It is a “record of a challenge” by creators who entered “the zone” in the heart of the desert. 【Highlights】 Epic Location Photography: Features a Genshin Impact Dehya cosplay shoot in the Merzouga Desert, one of the world’s rare red-sand landscapes. Includes the “miracle shot” captured at sunset, balanced precariously on camelback. The Labyrinth of Fes & the Blue City of Chefchaouen: Experience the intense heat of the Fes tanneries and the vivid blue streets of Chefchaouen through a photographer’s lens. Read about the fierce negotiations for rugs and the authentic atmosphere of the local medinas. The 9-Hour Battle Against “Seat Destruction”: A raw and humorous account of the grueling travel, including the infamous 9-hour bus ride that took a toll on the team’s physical limits. A "Behind-the-Scenes" for Creators: “Learn the secrets of preparation from a bodybuilder?!” An in-depth dialogue with cosplayer Karubi about her fitness philosophy for harsh shoots, as well as her technical hacks for sweat-proof makeup and wind-resistant wig styling. 【Special Content】 Travel Q&A – Your Questions Answered: Practical advice for future travelers: “Honestly, how much did it cost?” “Is it safe?” and “What are the secrets to a successful overseas shoot?” The Gear List: A look into the mind of photographer Komtan, featuring the Leica M10-R, M3, and the Intrepid 4x5 large format camera used during the expedition. A Final Message: “Experience outweighs hearsay every time.” An afterword that will inspire you to pack your bags and see the world for yourself. “Life is shorter than we think.” Take the leap the moment you feel the impulse. We hope this book gives you the courage to start your own adventure.