Stories about the world and its people
“Photography and travel have both been an answer to my search for happiness – and being in nature, doing what I love, have given me many more answers I didn’t know I was searching for.”
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“My parents have always said, “Luck is where preparation meets opportunity,” and I take that motto with me to every photoshoot. You could look at my fish art (half of my career is dedicated to fly fishing and landscape photography) and say “wow, she was lucky to have caught that,” but I believe it is a culmination of years of practice, struggle, and moving forward despite the failure.”
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“The fox was already in its winter coat, but there was no snow. So this meant that winter was late this year.”
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“When we came home from that trip across Asia, I finally gained the confidence to take the plunge into a freelance career. Building a photography business from scratch during a pandemic is a little risky, but earning money doing the thing I enjoy most is something I dreamed of for a long time.”
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“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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“Most mornings I wake with a mindset of curiosity and I ask myself, what’s possible? My deepest desire is to be profoundly alive, to see the world, and to share my experience with others. My photography and written work are a byproduct of my journey.”
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“I was born and raised in Sicily, and as I grew up, a fascination for Mount Etna grew in me too. Etna is the largest and most active volcano in Europe and Sicilians have a very intense relationship with “Mongibello”, as it is also called by locals.”
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“What particularly fascinates me about the Arctic is that it simultaneously represents fragility, grace and resilience. Here, the most striking beauty arises under the most extreme conditions.”
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“Every photograph I have ever taken was with the intention of provoking a discussion. Every face I’ve ever captured carries stories worth lifetimes of a whole tribe.”
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