Revolutionary Vibes

Yesterday I tried to capture some moments of the November 17th annual protest on in the centre of Athens.  It was really hard for me as I don't quite know how to take good photos at night but I tried. Also shared on tumblr (here, here and here).

Επέτειος Πολυτεχνείου 2014. 

Black and White Summer Vol. II

My summer break was too short this year and now the best season of the year is almost over and the season of university exams is ahead. We are already starting to feel summer-nostalgia and as last year, here is a different perspective of summer with some black and white photos. All taken in the island of Paros, Greece. 

More photos of the island here and here.

The Quiet Side

If you remember this post, you'll know that it isn't my first time in Paros. Last summer I experienced the craziness and the nightlife of the island as I was travelling with my friends. Some days ago I went back. But this time I was able to observe the quiet side of Paros: narrow streets, lazy cats, tranquil sunsets and villages covered in white. 

The Music And The Mountains

Last week I had the opportunity to spend a few days at a summer camp for young musicians. It was a beautiful experience as I got to meet incredible (and very very talented) new people and study piano. The location was dreamy as the hotel where we were staying was surrounded by mountains and the village nearby was very picturesque. Here's a selection of my favorite pictures. 

Sail

So, I sort of abandoned this blog (and photography as well) for the past months because university happened. And no, I'm not a dedicated student, the opposite I would say. But it leaves me with no time for photography and travels and shit. Also, because I live in a dysfunctional country I ended up with almost no summer holidays (no travels, no inspiration).
Anyway, these are the photos I took from the ferryboat going to Salamina (an island less 10 minutes from the port of Perama in Athens). I have always adored ports and ships and when I was a child I was often dreaming about becoming a captain and sailing the seven seas. I can assure you the whole thing still fascinates me a lot. Take a look!

Throwback Vol II: Italia

In the summer of 2012 I took a trip to the north of Italy with my parents. We rented a car and went through some famous cities of Tuscany, Lombardy and Piedmont such as Bologna, Pisa, Turin etc etc... The colors of an italian summer are fantastic and the gelato delicious so it was a very enjoyable trip. One of my favorite things about Italy is that you can walk in a very narrow street in the middle of a city and suddenly a huuge cathedral or palace or whatever can appear. I find this breathtaking. I was also in a museum kind of mood and as I was underage, most of them were free (lucky me). So I also learnt many interesting things about history and art on this trip.
I had forgotten about those pictures - this is something I often do: I take hundreds of pictures, I look at them, I like some, but then I completely forget to show them to anyone. I think I posted one or two of those on facebook and others on my tumblr blog.
Here is my Throwback Vol I. 

Up In The Air Again

Sometimes I think that nobody cares about pictures taken from a plane but then the sky is so photogenic and I just can't hold myself.
If you like those, you can also check this post. :)