I disappeared a lot of people today. A whole family with their young child, a nice middle-aged lady and a few old folks. It was a difficult decision but it felt so nice. Clearing the scene from their annoying

I was in Athens for a couple of days, the big city and capital of our small country, to short out some affairs and do some errands. It was from the kind of trips that you have many things to do in a small

I was in my parent's house last month, opening boxes with stuff of mine that have been left behind. I haven't seen some of those things for decades. You know how it goes. Boxes with things that you don't

The second half of the winter and the first half of the spring are the closest we have to vacation season. Far from it but at least our daily routine is much more flexible than in the rest of the year

It was a gloomy day and as I was walking the dog along the pier, the yellow colour was glowing outrageously, begging for my attention. It was impossible not to notice it. I pulled the phone out of my pocket

How to call an open space, within the town's limits, where you can sit and read your book or enjoy the sunshine, walk your dog, annoy the stray cats (they are always annoyed when they see the dog) and

Once upon a time I was 19 years old. I was proudly carrying a Minolta X-300, the first slr that I ever bought, loaded with black&white film and I was roaming around the city to capture the 36 pictures

It was a day off that seemed that will be spent at home. Not enough zest for a new adventure, not enough energy for a trip, not a single good idea to motivate us. It's ok, doing nothing is part of our

Have you ever experienced a day so eventful and so fulfilling that leaves you with the impression that it was more like a week rather than a day? I am sure you have. Days like that tend to happen once

The end of the day has found us at Stemnitsa and suddenly everything made sense. The trip on the mountains of Arcadia, driving on narrow, sinuous roads, the landscape that gradually integrated us in its

I could not have chosen a more misleading shot to be the cover image of this post. But from the moment I took it, I knew that this would be the one! The truth though is that this was the only sign of

We arrived at Vytina just after noon. It was last Tuesday and there were not many visitors in the village. Things are different during weekends and holidays since this small mountainous village is a popular

OMG! What time is it? Is it two o'clock already? The castle is closing at three thirty and I still run errands. That leaves me with less than an hour to honour my personal tradition to visit an archeological

Greece has around ten thousands churches and many more thousands chapels that are impossible to be counted. They can be found all over the country. Big or smaller, new or old they are almost everywhere.

In my previous post I was walking on the snow and in this one I am lying down on the beach. The distance between those two opposite situations, is only a two-hours drive. As long as it takes to go from

The monastery overlooking the lake was the next obvious stop. But not before I look and shoot the scenery around me a bit more and take a closer look to the horses that were expecting a client to ride

And suddenly the fog started to rise. For many of you this is daily life. But not for me. I live in a sunny place and I rarely experience this kind of weather conditions. Being high in the mountains, on

As we were approaching lake Doxa the fog started to get thicker and thicker. Although it was still noon, I could hardly see the road ahead. But as hard as the driving was getting, it was something else

I took the first couple of pictures from the car's window but I wasn't very happy with myself. For some reason I felt a bit awkward stopping the car to photograph. Considering that this used to be my work

Seven has always been an important number for myself. It looks like I have been moving in cycles of seven years, throughout my whole life. I wonder if something is different or will be, in this seventh