...came to my balcony.
Poor bee was at the end of her life, I found her the next morning still there. Click on the picture to enlarge it.
Sunday, 21 March 2010
Saturday, 20 March 2010
A walk through Athens
Street photography has a special place in my heart. I like walking around the city and snapping any kind of image that stimulates my mind. Here are a few examples, from a Fujifilm Velvia 50, which gives very saturated and vibrant colours.
Vibrant reds agains the blackened buildings

A coffee glass on the table, after a long talk and some profound thoughts

A street seller of coconut flavoured sweets

The sad sight of buskers on the streets
Vibrant reds agains the blackened buildings

A coffee glass on the table, after a long talk and some profound thoughts

A street seller of coconut flavoured sweets

The sad sight of buskers on the streets
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Saturday, 9 January 2010
The Acropolis Museum
A couple of pictures from the new Acropolis Museum ( outside, it is not allowed to snap inside ). Reflections coming up...
Labels:
Athens,
nikon d300
Thursday, 7 January 2010
Scanned Film - Urban Scenes
I scanned another Kodak Tri-X 400 film a couple of weeks ago. Here are three shots from around Athens, a bit of undercover photography.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Stressed musician playing Carols
Table in Cafe
The underground train, on a funny date
Labels:
Athens,
b+w film,
epson v500,
Kodak Tri-X 400,
rangefinder,
scan,
yashica gsn
Wednesday, 6 January 2010
Happy New Year - Servia - Kozani Trip
Happy New Year everyone! After some time, a few new pictures from a recent trip to Servia ( link in Greek ) in the North of Greece, near Kozani ( link in Greek ). Here it is on the map.
Enjoy!
The first picture is not fantastic, but it reminds me of a carte-postale. This is the view from the Byzantine Castle of Servia.
And here is the Castle itself, from the highest position of its Acropolis, looking towards the lake close-by.
The lake and its bridge from the neighbouring village of Neraida ( translated as fairy ). Steady hands, eh?
And this is the Nautical Club of Kozani, on the lake, at sunset.
Enjoy!
The first picture is not fantastic, but it reminds me of a carte-postale. This is the view from the Byzantine Castle of Servia.
And here is the Castle itself, from the highest position of its Acropolis, looking towards the lake close-by.
The lake and its bridge from the neighbouring village of Neraida ( translated as fairy ). Steady hands, eh?
And this is the Nautical Club of Kozani, on the lake, at sunset.
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
Scanned Film
I scanned a Fuji Velvia 50 Slide film and a Kodak Tri-X 400 black and white film last week. Quite a revelation, especially for the latter, as it is my first ever B&W film...
I shot the slides on my Nikon F60, which has matrix metering and hence gives much better results light-wise. I shot the B&W on my Yashica GSN, which meters from the centre of the image and hence I got some over- and under-exposures... but I am still very happy with the results.
Enjoy and let me know what you think! ( If you leave your mouse over a photo, you should see the title ).





I shot the slides on my Nikon F60, which has matrix metering and hence gives much better results light-wise. I shot the B&W on my Yashica GSN, which meters from the centre of the image and hence I got some over- and under-exposures... but I am still very happy with the results.
Enjoy and let me know what you think! ( If you leave your mouse over a photo, you should see the title ).





Labels:
b+w film,
nikon 50mm f1.8,
nikon f60,
scan,
slide film,
yashica gsn
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