Entering the castle of Monemvasia is like entering in a medieval fairytale. Well preserved, totally charming and brilliantly located, it is a unique specimen of fortified town, in Greece.
But if you want to take pictures in it, you should be ready to face a major problem. A problem that can be too overwhelming for the faint hearted!
I had three different walks in there, in two days and I could have taken one new picture every single second I spent, wandering around. Being in a place that it's too beautiful, can rarely be described as a problem but in this case, I just couldn't stop myself. I returned home with more than 400 photos and, to make things even worse, I like almost all of them :)
I have been looking at those hundreds of pictures, for a couple of weeks now and I couldn't decide how to deal with them. Finally I started editing them in chronological order and that's the way I am presenting them to you.
I know that a good travel photographer must have a plan and a story to tell, taking pictures to support the storytelling. But I am not a travel photographer, not anymore and I have the luxury to photograph intuitively and to show my pictures as I wish :)
And if you have found this place so appealing as I did and you are eager to invest in a house in Greece, the last two pictures (above and below) are from a building that is for sale. You can even see the owner's phone on the door, if you zoom a bit :)
The camera that I used is a Canon EOS 850D with an EF-S 18-135mm lens attached. I edited the photographs in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic
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.
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