She graduated fromLeicaAcademyand now she works as a freelance professional photographer in social events while also she deals with the architectural photography and photography  of internal spaces.

Apart from the commercial site of photography, her present work includes landscapes and theatrical topics.
Her work has been exposed on several collective and personal exhibitions.

Wedding and Event Photography/ Fine Art Photography

About:

Santorini Photo Art specializes in capturing the magic and emotion of the moment with a distinctive personal touch. They provide custom professional photography services for weddings, baptism, special events, and architectural photography for hotels. The experienced and creative photographers share their skill and their knowledge of the island of Santorini. The work is influenced by the intense and limitless beauty of Santorini, and by their personal philosophy to treat each photograph, each event as an opportunity to preserve precious memories and honor the individuality of each and every client’s dreams.

Visit the Gallery in Megalochori traditional settlement, where you will see the fine art photographic work of Santorini Photo Art, as well as the work of other serious artists.

Services:

Wedding Photography: The photographers will take the time to get to know you, to understand your desires, and take the stress away from your perfect day. The photographers will accompany you throughout your day, capturing all the moments and emotions that you will want to remember for your lifetime. Packages are available by the hour or by the day.

Event Photography:

Santorini Photo Art strives to preserve the memories of special events, with photographers who can capture the action and spirit of the event and the guests, but remain out of the spotlight, to not interrupt the mood and feeling.

Hotel Photography:

Santorini Photo Art will use your hotel’s unique landscape, colors and décor to create images to maximize the sales of your property. This custom work is based on your individual desires and vision, and the photos will present your hotel to potential clients in the best possible way, for print or web advertising. This service is available throughout Europe, as well as specializing in hotels of Santorini.

Custom Photographic Prints:

Santorini Photo Art can furnish you with photographic prints taking advantage of the latest technology of printing techniques and media, including canvas, photographic papers, wood and plexiglass, to create works of art for your home or hotel. Images used can be a choice of Santorini Photo Gallery’s original photos or a subject of your request.

Getting There:

Santorini Water Park is accessed from the main road in Perissa, near the beach. It is easily visible from the road.

About:

Relax and play at Santorini Water Park: The island’s only water park facility.  Adults and children both will enjoy the clean swimming pools and large slides. Adults will also enjoy coffee or freshly prepared local Santorini cuisine at the Water Park café and restaurant or drinks and snacks from the pool bar. The laughter and summertime mood will be intoxicating, as you enjoy this unique setting while you are in Santorini.

Facilities and Services:

Santorini Water Park has two adult pools with sun beds and umbrellas for relaxing, and one children’s safety pool. There are three slides, two of them especially designed for children, who can safely play and enjoy the water under the supervision of our trained lifeguards while you enjoy your lunch and drinks in the restaurant or snacks and drinks at the pool bar.

A pool bar is available for coffee, light drinks and snacks. A restaurant also serves local Santorini and international cuisine.

There is also a designated playground, where kids can safely play while you relax and a gift shop.

Don’t forget to book the park for parties and events, too. The staff will happily accommodate your requests.

Location: Ancient Thira can be reached on a winding road that starts at Kamari.

Getting To Ancient Thira:

You can reach the site by taxi, but if fitness allows, it is better on foot. The walking route passes a cave that holds the only spring on the island. Allow several hours for Ancient Thira – at least four if you walk up and down.

About Ancient Thira:

Thira (also spelled Thera) is the main island of Santorini. The fascinating ruins of Ancient Thira are located on a high rocky headland called Mesa Vouna, from which there are spectacular views down to the sea.

History:

This hilltop on Thira was first inhabited by the Dorians, whose leader was Theras, in the 9th century BC. Thira was later occupied in the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine eras. Most of the buildings that survive today date from the Hellenistic era (around the 4th century BC).

The ancient houses and larger part of the cemeteries of Ancient Thira were excavated by German archaeologists between 1895 and 1902, while the cemeteries on the northeast and northwest slopes of Sellada were excavated by N. Zapheiropoulos in 1961-1982.

What to See:

The ruins of Ancient Thira are located on a headland called Mesa Vouna between the two popular beaches of Kamari and Perissa. In addition to its ancient ruins, the site offers spectacular views over cliffs that drop into the sea on three sides.

Most of the ruins of Ancient Thira date from the Hellenistic era, but there are also extensive Roman and Byzantine remains. Buildings from different periods are mixed together throughout the site along one main street, which is intersected by smaller streets.

The main street passes through two agoras, which include ruins of several Greek temples. The arc of the theater embraces the town of Kamari, Fira beyond, and the open Aegean. The extensive ruins also include Hellenistic shops, Roman baths, Byzantine walls, and the stone church of Agios Stefanos.

The Hellenistic Temple of Dionysos (3rd century BC) is a small Doric temple built on a man-made platform north of the Agora. The facade and roof were made of marble while the rest of the building was of local stone.

Founded by Artemidoros of Perge in the late 4th or early 3rd century BC, the Sanctuary of Artemidoros was entirely hewn from living rock. It includes various inscriptions and engravings of Artemidoros as well as the symbols of major gods: an eagle for Zeus, a lion for Apollo, a dolphin for Poseidon.

Part of the Sanctuary of Apollo Karneios (6th century BC) is hewn from rock, while the rest is constructed on a platform. It includes a temple with pronaos and cella, a square courtyard with six monolithic pillars and an underground cistern and a small building, probably a repository.

There is a fine view over the site from the large Terrace of the Festivals, where boys danced naked to honor Apollo (the performance was called the Gymnopaediae). This is likely related to the phallic-centered graffiti visible nearby, which dates from the Archaic to Roman period.

The cemeteries of Ancient Thira are on the slopes of the Sellada, either side of the roads that lead to the villages of Kamari and Perissa. The excavated graves span every period from the Geometric to the Roman.