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Corinthian helmet (green)

Ancient Greek theater masks helped define the characters the actors were playing. In a tragedy, masks were more life-like; in a comedy or satyr play, they were ugly and grotesque.

Corinthian helmet (red)

Corinthian helmet (black)

Trojan horse, the greek mythology

Original Oil Painting of the suburb Earlwood in Sydney NSW with local pub on corner

Corinthian helmet (black and gold)

Corinthian helmet (gold)

Corinthian helmet (silver)

Ancient Greece pottery vintage Greek vases silhouettes

Beautiful Hellas Greece Vacation Ancient Greek Ellas

Once you get to Folegandros island (Cyclades, Greece) you should not just focus in its beautiful Hora, but also visit the north part of the island, called "Ano Mera", where time seems to have stuck back, in the 50's. Almost no cars there, everybody moving with horses and donkeys, and everybody a great "ambassador" of the world known Greek hospitality. Truly beautiful images of "Old" Greece. On that part of the island, many of the inhabitants have roots from Crete (my island) something that happens also in other islands of the Cyclades, mostly Naxos, Milos, Mykonos etc. Their ancestors came to the Cyclades some 300 or 400 years ago, when Crete fell to the hands of the Ottomans. In Ano Mera, I found many people with the last name "Ma...

I found this pensative gentleman sitting outside of an old traditional coffee shop in Apeiranthos village, one of the most beautiful mountainous villages of Naxos island (Cyclades, Aegean Sea, Greece).

Beautiful Hellas Greece Vacation Ancient Greek Ellas

Sokrates talked about dàimons, ancient spirits!

Lonely man sitting on a bench at the lakeside road of Ioannina city (Epirus, Greece). Seems hopeless. Like many, many of my fellow countrymen feel over these last years.

Fisherman in lake Zazari, close to Limnochori village, Municipality of Amyndaio, Florina, Macedonia, Greece Camera: Canon 1Ds Mark III

I met this gentleman in Volax, Tinos island (Cyclades, Greece), one of the most beautiful villages of the Aegean. Volax is very "famous", not only because it's a picturesque, sweet little village with traditional Cycladian architecture, but mostly because around the village you can see a unique and spectacular geological phenomenon. The village is surrounded by a huge area, covered with strange round rocks of any size, trully a breathtaking thing to see (we 'll talk about that in some of my next posts). Besides that, in the village you can find the 2 last traditional basketmakers, Mr. Iakovos (or Giakoumis) Sigalas (the one in the photo)and Mr. Alekos Fyrigos (you' ll probably see a photo of him too in the near future). Unfortunately...

Sarakiniko, Milos island, Cyclades, Greece! One of the most spectacular seaside locations in Greece and one of the most famous beaches in Cyclades. Nature is excersing in sculpture and the white rocks in strange formations create an "extraterrestrial" landscape. A magic place created by some volcanic explosion... who knows how many million years ago! *EXIF DATA* Focal length: 23 mm Aperture:f/11 Shutter speed: 30 sec ISO: 200 *EQUIPMENT* Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II Tripod: Manfrotto Edited with PS6

Sunset at "Petra tou Romiou" ("Greek's Rock",known as "Aphrodite's Rock" or "Aphrodite's beach"), the "birthplace" of Aphrodite (Venus), Cyprus EXIF DATA 1/400 sec f/11 24mm ISO 200

A collage of beautiful doors from Sinasos town (Nevsehir, Cappadocia, Central Anatolia, Turkey). All of them (except one, the second from left to right, on the second row) belong to old Greek houses. Once upon a time Sinasos, nowadays called Mustafapasa, was sort of unofficial "capital" of the Greek population of Cappadocia. The Orthodox/Greeks that had been living for centuries in that region, where sent to Greece in 1923-24, being part of the exchange of populations between Turkey and Greece, according to the Treaty of Laussane. The same thing happened the other way around, with the Muslim/Turks that had been living for centuries in Greek Territory, which took the road to Turkey. Many of the Greeks living in Turkey, were only turkish...

The beautiful Acropolis in a modern cyberpunk, neon-color style.

Stylized studies

Digital drawing based on the original ancient sculpture of the Greek goddess of victory.

Mythological Greek Lady

Digital collage of the notorious Lord Byron.

Greek Lady

Athena

Zeus Greek god

Scroll with opening passage overlays images based on Homer’s account of the ancient war waged to recover Helen of Troy. The text is the first lines of the poem, giving a short summary of the story.

Images based on Homer’s account of the ancient war waged to recover Helen of Troy. Included is the mask of a Greek warrior and two swords.

Mask with opening passage overlays Homer’s epic poem The Odyssey original illustration shows the ancient mask of a Greek warrior.

Are you Spartacus? Do you need others to see that fact?

2021 will be a big year for people of Greek heritage around the world. In 1821 the War of Independence began what has resulted in what is now called 200 Years of Modern Greece. The Greek flag will attract attention and be a nice conversation starter.

2021 will be a big year for people of Greek heritage around the world. In 1821 the War of Independence began what has resulted in what is now called 200 Years of Modern Greece. The slightly distressed photo of a beautiful shoreline will attract attention and be a nice conversation starter.

2021 will be a big year for people of Greek heritage around the world. In 1821 the War of Independence began what has resulted in what is now called 200 Years of Modern Greece. The laurel wreath design will attract attention and be a nice conversation starter.