submitted by Kostas Kranis on 01.04.2005
Fonissa Waterfall - Καταράχτης στη Φόνισσα My name is Kostas Kranis and I live in Athens, Greece. I work as a telecomms engineer in a multinational, and spent most of my spare time with a camera in my hands. I started photography 5 years ago, (2000) with a digital camera, but I soon realised that what I really liked was the classic B/W photography. So, I got myself a Nikon F-65 (N-65 for the States) and now I shoot with my FM or FM2n. ...
Kapsali Village - Λεπτομέρεια από το Καψάλι My name is Kostas Kranis and I live in Athens, Greece. I work as a telecomms engineer in a multinational, and spent most of my spare time with a camera in my hands. I started photography 5 years ago, (2000) with a digital camera, but I soon realised that what I really liked was the classic B/W photography. So, I got myself a Nikon F-65 (N-65 for the States) and now I shoot with my FM or ...
Rock - Βράχος στο δρόμο My name is Kostas Kranis and I live in Athens, Greece. I work as a telecomms engineer in a multinational, and spent most of my spare time with a camera in my hands. I started photography 5 years ago, (2000) with a digital camera, but I soon realised that what I really liked was the classic B/W photography. So, I got myself a Nikon F-65 (N-65 for the States) and now I shoot with my FM or FM2n. I have the Nikkors 50mm ...
Small Stone Bridge - Πέτρινο Γεφυράκι My name is Kostas Kranis and I live in Athens, Greece. I work as a telecomms engineer in a multinational, and spent most of my spare time with a camera in my hands. I started photography 5 years ago, (2000) with a digital camera, but I soon realised that what I really liked was the classic B/W photography. So, I got myself a Nikon F-65 (N-65 for the States) and now I shoot with my FM or FM2n. I have ...
Melidoni Beach - Μελιδόνι My name is Kostas Kranis and I live in Athens, Greece. I work as a telecomms engineer in a multinational, and spent most of my spare time with a camera in my hands. I started photography 5 years ago, (2000) with a digital camera, but I soon realised that what I really liked was the classic B/W photography. So, I got myself a Nikon F-65 (N-65 for the States) and now I shoot with my FM or FM2n. I have the Nikkors ...
submitted by Karavitiko Symposium, Sydney on 27.02.2005
Area around the Amir Ali Cafe. The Amir Ali Cafe is owned by: George & Judith Rizomarkos Phone 27360-34346 e-mail: rizolaar@hotmail.com See: http://www.kythira.info/infokyth/karavas.htm
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 04.02.2005
late in the afternoon this lady enjoys the cool of the evening admiring her flowers at her house at hora.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 03.02.2005
plenty of octopus to be found in the waters but they are so hard to see hiding in the rocks.
a ''kaiki'' full of fresh fish and a lobster for this ''spara''from kapsali from the mid 80's.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 11.01.2005
if you are lucky enough to catch a full moon while in kythera it is a wonderful sight to see. the moon light lites the whole island and it shimmers across our waters. enlarge this photo stand back a bit and you can see ''the man in the moon''.
submitted by George Poulos on 30.12.2004
From the beautiful front cover of Tess Mallos's Greek Cookbook. Gifts from nature, against the backdrop of Karavas buildings and terraces. (Also on page 120, entitled, At Kythera, cottage cheese with crisp bread,(paxsimathia) figs and grapes.) Author: Tess Mallos When Published: 1976 Re-published: 1977, 1978, 1980, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1992, 1997. In Jan 2005 a smaller paperback (40 recipes) will be published. Publisher: Paul Hamlyn Limited
submitted by George Poulos on 27.12.2004
Designed by graphic artist Lindsay Cretha (Kritharis) Katharos, now residing in Berry, NSW, in the 1970's. The laconic donkey, meant to compliment the two previous donkey entries in this section, captures the quiet and leisurely lifestyle of Karavas perfectly.
Looking across two beautifully crafted sumari, saddles, to a grazing donkey, and a view across Karavas. The saddles belonged to our neighbour in Karavas, Irini Voulgaris. I do hope that examples of these sumari have been preserved for posterity.
During the pre-automotive period, the most important animal on Kythera was the donkey. There are very few working donkeys left on Kythera now. In 1994, our neighbours in Karavas, Voulgari, and his wife Irini, maintained about 5 donkeys, which they housed just above the Tzortzopoulos Hlihlis patriko spiti in Karavas. This is one of those very fine animals grazing. Note old man Voulgari's coat strung across the sumari, or saddle.
submitted by George Poulos on 03.12.2004
A little Kytherian friend, pops his head out to say hullo, during our visit to Kythera, 1994.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 29.11.2004
the spring at galani between potamos and agia pelagia. always a must to stop have a cool drink and fill up for water at home.they say if you have a drink from galani vrese you will stay youg for ever more.!!! next time you are in kythera make sure you have a drink there.
submitted by George Poulos on 30.10.2004
The picture is from a small, 16-page tourist book of the island, issued, in the 1950's, or 1960's. (Page 16, of 16). [The photograph is of equally poor quality in the book, but I enjoy it because it captures a mood.] Called A Trip To Kythera. The Island Of Venus, it was written by Helen Kaloperinos. Helen dedicated the book "..to my dear family and all the Kytherians". The caption reads: Hunting dog ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 06.10.2004
the pebble beaches of kythera.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 14.10.2004
fresh vegies from the babakia..
submitted by Rowan Parkes on 24.07.2004
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