My best images of our worst year

Well, yes, this might have been the worst year of our lives.

But it’s over now and 2021 is here.

So, in this post I am going to show some of my favourite images from this year and leave it far behind me.

Of course, I didn’t make it to travel abroad this year and all of my images are from Greece only.

Hopefully 2021 will bring some new destinations for me, outside my country.

Dawn for Poseidon

The half-submerged ship "Poseidon" at the mouth of the river Kifissos.

Dawn 2020

Fisherman in front of a wavebreaker.

Waiting for better days

A colored sofa, on a rooftop in Athens.

Drops of milk on blue paper

In September I decided to create a small series for Instagram. This photo with the spilled milk, the shadow from the glass and the slight fluctuations on the paper I think is the one I liked the most.

Mondrian Wife #15

During quarantine, due to the Coronovirus pandemic (Covid-19), my wife suffered minor torture for my "Mondrian" experiments.

Dystopia

The silhouette of a tree with no leaves on it, during sunset, looks like it came from a dystopian future.

Martini cocktails glass with a twist and a flame

This is one of experimental photos I created, during the quarantine days, because of the Covid-19 lockdown.

Jumbo trunk

One of the most beautiful passenger aircraft of all time. The huge snout of the legendary Jumbo Boeing 747-200 SX-OAB "Olympic Eagle", as seen from below. Olympic Airways Museum, former airport Hellinikon.

A state of colours

The wonderful Prasonisi, located next to the world famous Elafonisi.

Pointing at me

The shadows of the umbrellas on the oddly empty Falasarna beach are pointing at the woman with a hat who is walking amongst them.
This image was shortlisted for the Siena Drone Photo Awards 2020.

Dancing in the street

Slightly drunk teenage tourists dancing and singing in the deserted streets of Kolymbia, Rhodes.

Chase the sun

Two friends have fun diving off the rocks.

Gradiation

In this almost abandoned outdoor tennis court at the Olympic Stadium, the weather has created this impressive gradation of almost all tones of blue.

I am not a man with superstitions, but since these are exactly 13 images (and we’re talking for 2020),

let me just put another one as a bonus:

THE MOON OVER THE SEA

The moon fades over the velvet sea shortly after sunset.