Just a few bright shots from Brighton, on arrival to Botanica 2018 Conference – celebrating herbs & clinical aromatherapy. Greetings from this boho city with a walk along their cosmopolitan seafront (that’s how they call their pebble beach) and a small garden tour to get some fresh air before all the sitting starts at the conference […]
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On the way to meet another beautiful soul sister, I had a little gap in time… so I followed the road signs leading me to a special rescue place which gives home to retired circus bears and other animals no longer needed elsewhere. Observing the animals reminded me how much we alienated ourselves and our
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A series of photographs I made fairly spontaneously while visiting my friend Kezia Danabie at her beautiful Cretan cottage (Check out my album on the Charming Cretan cottage photography project from the previous year). It was in my attempt to encouraging her to share her talent and make her works more accessible via the internet. We ended up on her
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In the village of Paidochori, the local cultural association keeps organising events to help remembering the good old days, give respect to the traditions and keep the ancient heritage for the next generations to come. Let the pictures talk to tell the story of doing the laundry the old fashioned way. In a trough with
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My secret garden… is not so secret anymore – to start with a quote from Depeche Mode. How could I keep it secret for so long? I have certainly had my own time contemplating over all the beauty. Now it is time to share. You might enjoy seeing the world – and within that –
A beautiful friend from an another island – Skye in Scotland – fell in love with Crete too. Kezia is an artist, painter and interior designer, and has a passion for baking cookies and all sorts of amazing delicacies. She has been also restoring some old houses since she came to Crete. Her recent house is in the
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One of my childhood books I received as a Christmas gift was titled “I am bored, what can I do?” – Honestly, I don’t remember what was in that book, and I am not quite sure whether reading this at an early age boosted my life, but feels nice to give it a credit anyway.
Interestingly, the most incredible concerts I have been to, especially since I am in Crete, were coming my way very spontaneously. Somehow these last-minute opportunities just always work out perfectly and I end up having some great company to enjoy a magnificent performance like this Eleni Tsaligopoulou concert at the Eutuxia Palace in Kolymbari. Surprisingly, pictures taken with my iPhone reflect the
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This is one of my most intimate stories in the kingdom of animals. A genuinely personal, deeply touching experience that happened to me at the end of January 2015, as I was driving though the mountains in Sfakia, Southwest Crete. It was not the first time that I did the ultimate winding road between Kapsodasos and Kallikratis
