… and I’ve got two of my photos commentated! I was totally not expecting any this year, got pleasantly surprised! More posts to come! via Οι νικητές του Φωτομαραθωνίου Πάτρας 2018 — Patras Photomarathon Advertisements
Last year’s Photomarathon was like a marathon indeed for me, after walking 10kms searching for photos. I wanted to take a different route this year…. … More On the 4th Annual Photomarathon (and winning an epic prize)
This desperate man was finally having someone to speak to, to hear his plights, his story on why he was homeless and why he was wandering the streets carrying a black garbage bag with his only belongings in it. … More On solitude
It all started when I shared this article with a photojournalist and a good friend of mine. “Dude, this should be worth the trouble if we get off our asses!”, I texted him. “Cool, where should we set up and wait?” was his answer, ever the adventurous type. “Don’t worry, I’ll figure it out!” I replied, … More On planning for a shot with all the best intentions, but missing a few details… – Part 1
This is Andrew. He has a degree as a technician in Networks and Telecommunications. He moved to Germany two years ago, in search of a job. This is the first time he returned to Greece since he left, and that’s just for a two week vacation. After those two carefree weeks, it’s back to a … More On education, degrees and politics
Back in February, I took the opportunity of taking a tour (offered from a local volunteering group) of a little known archaeological site, just 7 kilometers (or 15 minutes) from the town center. It’s the one I told you about in my previous post. The site’s close proximity should contribute to numerous visits from the … More On local history, archaeology, and amazing vistas right next to my door
I visited the annual flea market with a fellow photographer and good friend of mine, because I thought it would be a very nice opportunity to get some nice shots there. Plus, I believed that the company and the crowd would help me in getting over my shy self and stupid prohibitions, and thus I’d … More On building courage, strangers and flea markets
