How does Sonia Justo's technique for capturing Chefchaouen's colors enhance travel photography?

In Chefchaouen’s photos, the focus is on letting the blues dominate the frame and then using contrast (white clothes, warm skin tones, splashes of color like doors or pots) to make the scene pop. This keeps the city’s identity instantly recognizable and visually strong.

Angles are simple and clean: centered streets, doors and stairs that guide the eye inward. Minimal clutter and close framing help highlight textures of walls and floors, which adds depth and a more “you are there” feeling.

Would you like tips on how to replicate this style when you visit colorful cities?