“Observing people, how they move, how they react, how they “fill” a space with their aura has always been something that magnetized me. Being born and raised in Greece, I started an anthropological “investigation”, called Marabou, using my photography as the main research tool.”
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“Finally, I would say to always keep the client in the loop and be nice. I quite often overdeliver to show that I really do my best at all times and want to build a good relationship. Being clear and sincere about what the client can expect and delivery on time is of course super important too!”
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“It’s not often that you take a perfect photo. But that moment everything fell into place. I had never seen anything like it in my life and felt a calmth, almost zen-like feeling within me.”
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“Fine art photography is what really intrigues me. It’s the long exposure while shooting and the dodge and burn technique in editing, together with minimalist compositions, clean lines and strong shapes that make this photography so distinctive.”
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“If you make amazing work, the people will follow. No amount of hashtag research and feature page pursuits will help grow your page if you don’t master your skills and creativity!”
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“After planning, the fun starts! Pressing the button and letting the light of the scene burn into my memory is what I love.”
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“What I enjoy most is going to a place that I know very well and being able to see things from a new perspective – searching for the perfect angle or waiting for the best light. Take where I live in the Azores, for example. You can have all four seasons here in the space of a day.”
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“Being able to experience this teaches a lot about how Iceland was made and how powerful nature can be. It’s hard to keep in mind how dangerous and unpredictable it is, and seeing this got me to think more about the existence and composition of our Earth.”
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“The winning photo was taken on a trip to Iceland. The waterfall is known as Skógafoss and is one of the largest waterfalls on the island. It was late in the afternoon and most of the crowds were already on their way back to the hotels.”
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“Something I’ve gained from doing photography is knowing how to slow things down and enjoy them. Little things like sitting and watching the sunset or getting up early to see the sunrise. I don’t think these things would ever have appealed to me if I hadn’t picked up that camera all those years ago.”
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