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Greek Island Light

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Greek Island Light - Bougainvillea

Greece is a small country of incredible natural beauty, generous people, and warm hospitality. It is a country with an endless coastline —the largest in the Mediterranean— and thousands of little islands. It is a country drenched in sunlight.

Every time I am here, I can’t help but noticing how different the light in Greece is. It has a different feel to it, and it has bright, vibrant properties. Especially when it reflects off the deep blue sea and the white-washed island houses and churches.

Shooting in Greece means capturing this special light. I find that the photos I take in Greece barely need any adjustments at all. I spent a few days last week on the small, quaint little island of Paros. I took loads of photos and here are a few that I want to share with you all before I head back home next week. I hope that you notice that special Greek island light too!

Greek Island Light - Street in Lefkes, Paros

Blue and White

Greek Island Light - Church, Paros

Small Family Church

Greek Island Light - Church Bells, Paros

Church Bells

Greek Island Light - Naousa, Paros

Fishermen Boats, Naousa, Paros

Greek Island Light - Octopus

Freshly Caught Octopus

Greek Island Light - Nausea, Paros

Tiny Village by the Sea

Greek Island Light - Leeks, Paros

Mountain Village Square

Greek Island Light - Antiparos Island

Antiparos Island, Little Taverna by the Sea

Greek Island Light - Freddo coffee

Cappuccino Freddo (my favorite summer coffee!)

Greek Island Light - Building with Buganvilia

Old Building with Bougainvillea

 

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    • Marilena Leavitt says

      Σ’ ευχαριστω πολυ για την συνεχη υποστηριξη ? χαιρομαι πολυ που σου αρεσουν οι φωτογραφιες μου!

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