22 minutes, 22 shots

Words
348
Reading
2 min
Listen
Play
3y

IMG_1622.jpg

linebreak.png

Today it was a rainy day. Nothing much. Just occasional drizzling and light rain, while we even had some hours of sun. For most of the European countries this would have been a great day but in Greece we call it shitty weather :)

Nevertheless when I finished the things I had to do for the day, I went for a short walk. I had some time before it gets dark and the rain had stopped. I like taking pictures after the rain, everything looks clean and the air is much more clear than usual.

It turned out that I had just 22 minutes before it starts raining again. Enough time for a short stroll and 22 shots for my blog :)

IMG_1604.jpg

IMG_1608.jpg

IMG_1610.jpg

IMG_1611.jpg

The location is the old centre of Nafplio and if you missed my two previous posts, let me tell you that no, I am not on vacations again, this is my new home. I just moved here and although it is a place that I know very well, walking around as a resident is very different than been a visitor.

IMG_1612.jpg

IMG_1613.jpg

IMG_1614.jpg

IMG_1615.jpg



The tourist season hasn't started yet and the weather wasn't good either, so the people on the streets were very rare. Sometimes I had to wait for a person to pass by, in order to include a human figure in my picture and some others no-one ever came! But with or without people Nafplio is always an easy place to take beautiful pictures!

IMG_1621.jpg

IMG_1623.jpg

IMG_1624.jpg

IMG_1626.jpg

IMG_1627.jpg

As the night was approaching, the magic of dusk started to cover the town, adding a touch of mystery on the narrow, dark streets. And as the first drops of the rain started to fall, I took the last shot. The majestic medieval castle overlooking the small town!

IMG_1629.jpg

IMG_1630.jpg

IMG_1631.jpg

IMG_1632.jpg

IMG_1634.jpg

This is my contribution to the #wednesdaywalk challenge, hosted by tattoodjay@tattoodjay

Happy walks to all of you :)

IMG_1637.jpg

linebreak.png

All the pictures and the words are mine.

Thank you for reading and if you want to know more about me you can check out my introduction post.

Commenting, upvoting and rebloging are highly appreciated!

22 minutes, 22 shots | Ecency