After last week’s post, I decided that I would do one last Santorini post to highlight the AF-S Fisheye Nikkor 8-15mm f/3.5-4.5E ED. The picture above was admittedly the only one in my Santorini gallery images that featured the fisheye. However, there was no other … Continue readingFishy Windmills
As I explored Santorini’s towns and villages, many little details caught my eye. I am sure that many tourists just walk on by without paying them any attention, but they help give the island some of its character and charm. I would like to think … Continue readingSantorini Padlocks
One of the big draws of Santorini is the amazing sunsets. Every evening, throngs of tourists crowd every vantage point around Oía to watch the sunset from high above the water, and catamarans head out on to the water for unobstructed views. While I like … Continue readingMixed Curses
As a photographer, much of the fun of visiting Santorini is wandering the narrow alleys and stumbling upon wonderful little architectural features like this door. I suppose that it would look nice freshly painted, but it has so much character as it is. While the … Continue readingThe Textures of Santorini
I loved these badly weathered window shutters and the crumbling concrete around them, but short of trespassing or serious vandalism there was … Continue readingCable Cutter
Countless domed and arched roofs grace Santorini. … Continue readingThe Shapes of Santorini
This past April I took my first ever trip to Greece, a week-long photography tour … Continue readingThe Caldera of Santorini