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Nekromanteion of Acheron. Where people were waiting for the deads souls
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An afternoon walk in the ancient ruins of Eleusis.
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4th of July 1990. A party in Ios, the Island where the party Never Ended
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Next flight to Colombia.
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Polaris
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Urban Landscape of Athens: Pireos Street
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I Wish I Was There
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Beaches of the world
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The revival of the Nemean Games
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Diving in luxury
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Strolling in Plaka
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The marbles of Athens First Cemetery
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Female Faces
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Heavy snowfall in central Athens on Monday night, January 9, 2017
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City Versions
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Strolling in Paris. From Marché de Clignancourt to Place de la Republique
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Cuba
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Refugee camp in Northern France
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Summer forms
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The deserted Ellinikon Airport of Athens
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Istanbul by night, in the year 2002
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The first major rally in Athens for authorship of the name Macedonia, 1992
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Transvestite beauty contest at Athens in 1990
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In Paris was spread a strange light.
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Refugee crisis: One to one?
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Berlin in the night
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A trip to Prespes lakes
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Small trip to Delphi
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Eidomeni
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Stuck in Eidomeni's camp
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The scene of tragedy
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Dreams in transit
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Refugee crisis on Lesvos island
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Exit
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Summer creatures
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Feast at Saint Symeon Monastery
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NBA, Sepolia Style
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THE CIRCUS
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Easter at Meteora
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Formalism in Athens
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Following democracy
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Celebrating Saint Simeon: the feast of the heroes
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Parlez-vous Français?
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Sunday at Acropolis hill
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City of Kozani in winter
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60 Portraits in 2014
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Syrians refugees: Demanding a future
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A visit to Libya in 1990
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Kobane in Syria: war, refugees, loss
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Kosovo,15 years after
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September 3rd Street
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Miraculous August
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Architecture and Athens Olympic Games of 2004
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Summertime in Agistri island
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Jehovah's Witnesses in Athens
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Santorini Island
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Immigrants at Thessaloniki
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Weekend in Cycladic Kea
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London: A crossroad of cultures
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the Passover
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Morocco
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Jerusalem: Holy Sepulchre, the crossroads of Christianity
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Women's Toy
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Spring is coming
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Dress code:Oriental
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In Love
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Africa
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Babougera, for a happy new year
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Live in Athens 2013
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Christmas in any way
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Manhattan, New York
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Greek poet Yannis Ritsos's funeral in Monemvasia, Greece, on November 14, 1990
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MUSHROOMS MY LITTLE FAVORITES..
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The discreet charm of History
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AMERICANA
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23rd World Congress of Philosophy
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Paradise Island
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Under the stars
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Riding my Harley
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Occupy ERT
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Gay Pride Parade
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Postcards from Corfu Island
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Free Falling
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Polaroids from Japan
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Perfect harmony: treasures of Greek antiquity
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Esphigmenou Monastery in Mount Athos
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Celebrating Easter in Athens
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Holy Saturday in an Ethiopian Church
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Beliebers for ever!
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Where are their roots
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Artists in the fringe
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Mount Sinai, walking to God
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Windflowers or life is too short
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Kick boxing tournament for a good cause
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Ravaged roads
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Greek elite in a masquerade ball in 2000
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Farmers blockades in central Greece
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From Russia with love
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Lanterns festival at Tinos island
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Don't look away
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Farmers blockades
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Flour smudging in the greek Carnival
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Shanghai
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Villa Amalias
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Mount Athos, journey into the infinity of time of Orthodoxy
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The night of 6 December 2008, a boy was killed, a city was burned, crisis had started
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Tsipouro, the warm spirit of joy
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The Greek effect
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Athens Classic Marathon
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A fisherman's life
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Athens Electric Railway: urban life in motion
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Brazil
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Wildfires, Peloponnese 2007
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Olympic Venues
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Evacuate Athens
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The Navel of the Earth, Delphi
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Lebanon 2006 - 2007: the war, post war
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Greek elections 2012
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Children are not cars: occupations of schools by students in 1990
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Kings of the Ring
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Aspropyrgos, neighbourhood of the repatriated Pontian Greeks
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Cretan Mainland
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Without papers
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Japanese
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Greek House: Megara
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The Presidential Mansion gardens
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Aganaktismenoi at Syntagma Square
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Cuban Habanos
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Motherland
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Tirana 2005: Under Construction
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Kosovo Ruins
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Roma: people at the city edge
photos: Anastasia Voutyropoulou
The anemone or anemolouloudo (windflower): wildflower that is very common in the Greek countryside, it grows mainly in the spring and its life is too short. It took its name from the wind (in greek: anemos), because according to an ancient myth the flower blooms when it is windy, but with the next blowing of the wind it loses its petals and dies.