Italy took control of Rhodos in 1912, in the latter days of the Italo-Turkish war. In the decades that followed, Italian colonists moved in and built settlements such as Campochiaro in the forested center of the island. When exploring the rooms of a now abandoned complex sidelining the central square, you get a sense of their […]
Are the behavior and appearance of cats, like with humans, subject to the local culture and climate? This series does not provide the answer, but it asks the question. A growing series of portraits of cats in southern european countries.
Athens is a pretty rough-around-the-edges city, and it’s pretty rough on the inside as well. However, there is a small area on the foot of the Acropolis called Anafiotika, which resembles the Greek charm mostly associated with the country’s islands.
While modern-day Athens hardly resembles the ancient Greek culture, its archaeological sites scattered around the city are the unmistakable proof of days gone by. Sunset is by far the best moment of the day to visit and capture these remains, when the marble acquires a golden glow.
