Photo backup! Save your precious memories…

It’s amazing how many photos are being shot these days, thanks to the digital age! It is also amazing that few of them will ever find the way to a print and thus will remain in the hard disks or the social networking sites that we use, like Facebook. 
However, I would like to predict that [...]

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Meteora-When only Photography captures the true feeling: Stories behind photos #7

(download and watch a full-screen high resolution version of my Meteora photo slideshow at my website here)
Meteora is a unique phenomenon in the world…   Unless you have visited it, you cannot imagine the awe and the contradicting feelings evoked by just being there. Contradicting because for one it’s the huge rocks [...]

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My own Blurb experience: “Paros, beyond crowded eyes” book

 
 
[See a part of the Paros portfolio contained in the Blurb photobook by clicking here... or enjoy the relaxing Paros photoslide with music, by clicking here (last in row)]
 
Back in September 2007, I made my second Blurb book, about Paros island. I named it after my Paros portfolio: “Paros, beyond crowded eyes” to convey a [...]

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Photographing people who you don’t know…

Photographing people, especially people you don’t know in out-of-studio situations, still remains a difficult task for me…
Knowing how to approach people as a photographer requires a few tips. Be genuine, be empathetic, understand that it may not work and a few others, are included in a helpful post at ZachlsHere. Click to read.

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Santorini Wedding couple – Stories behind photos #3

 
These Newly Weds can also be found at my website at a larger size, by clicking here.
This specific photo has admittedly created a lot of misunderstandings in my Santorini photos portfolio! 
You see, Santorini is a great wedding destination. Thousands of marriages are carried out every year at the hundreds of its small churches and chappels. Specialised wedding services provide [...]

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