Seeking order in Nature
I’ve been meaning for a long time to write a few words about one of the driving forces behind my photography: Living things are constantly competing for resources like light and water in an effort to maximize their potential for survival and thriving. At the same time they are also shaped by forces of nature, like fire, wind, water and ice. Within woodlands and forests, these forces quite often create seemingly unordered patterns that commonly draw the interest of nature photographers.
2013 Nature calendar
As the New Year approaches, I’m happy to announce my new calendar for 2013. Actually, there are three of them. All published with great care and love by George Siourtis.…
Rock formation patterns
If you have already browsed through my galleries, you may have noticed my love for the layering geological patterns created in rock formations. I am going through my images made at Andros, one of the Cycladic islands in the Aegean sea and I find myself repeatedly going back to my “rock” images, perhaps more than any other of my Andros island series.
Dawn at Old lady’s plummet beach, Andros
Dawn, Korthi Bay, Andros, Greece. The famous rocky outcrop and (beach of the same name) “The old lady’s plummet”. Read the post to find the story behind it.
Fall is coming
Fall colors from one of my favorite mountains, Kissavos, in Thessaly.