Everyone knows that famous French director Luc Besson chose Amorgos as one of the main settings for his subsequently renowned film The Big Blue (1988).
What is important to note is that this endless blue characterises the entire journey by ship. Basically, all shades of blue surround you as you sail around the Aegean. This sea has no match.

One of life's greatest pleasures, I believe, is visiting museums.
Therefore, it was not surprising when, on our first trip with my then future wife, I suggested that we also visit the Vatican.
I had dreamed of this visit since childhood and the reality far exceeded my expectations.

I met her relatively recently, through a dear mutual friend of ours. Patricia is a woman who likes to…

Kimolos is a very beautiful little island in the middle of Aegean Sea. The only way to reach the island is by ferry, either from Piraeus port or from Milos island via a local ferryboat.

Mrs. Eva is a young woman full of energy and life. She starts out as a singer and we did some headshots together…

I am not the biggest fan of the zoos. I am not.
Actually, my belief is that it is time to eliminate the zoos…

For this shooting, I used one of my favourite bottles in the market. This is a greek sparkling wine…

It was a cold morning with cloudy sky. We have been already deep in the second lockdown, due to COVID-19 and I desperately wanted to go…

Barcelona is certainly among the two places in the World that I could easily go back for another visit; and this is something I don’t easily…

A new addition to my product photography. For this project the idea was to create a number of still images…

It is always great to collaborate with talented people, when on a shooting.

That was the case some time ago, when I worked with people of Amarus, to create photos for the new…

Now that my new website & blog are up and running, I thought it would be really great to have a Trailer promoting it.

Just my sunglasses
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 I belong to the rather old school of photographers who believe that

a good photo needs very little or no processing on the computer. (In November 1906, Le Monde Illustré mentioned…