One never quite knows where the sea ends
July 2015, Spetses One never quite knows where the sea ends and the sky begins on a Greek island.
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The (idea of a) saint
July 2015, Nea Makri (outside Athens) The (idea of a) saint may come to you in a surprising guise sometimes, if you are there to see it.
Read MoreThe spirit travels freely
July 2015, Nea Makri (outside Athens) All too often we think we know where the focus is – or should be – in life, as much as in art and photography. But look again, and see how the spirit flows, ever so freely,...
Read MoreThe Greek soul resting on a dinner table
July 2015, Athens The Greek soul resting on a dinner table.
Read MoreEverybody fell silent
July 2015, Athens Everybody fell silent in the new Agora.
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