Studio Photography

• Camera or mobile phone technical details such us: shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance e.t.c.
• Visualising ideas-Composition.
• Studio shots (portrait photography mostly).
• Post processing on the final image while being able to learn useful post processing programmes.

In Syros, summers are warm, bright and clear while the winters are not that long, cold and partly cloudy. The warm season lasts for more than 4 months from June to September while the cool period starts mostly at the end of November. Average temperatures during those times are around 77°F (25C warm season) and 61°F (16C cool season) with an average daily high temperature above 77°F (25C). The coldest days of the year are considered to appear during February. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors. The average hourly wind speed in Syros experiences significant seasonal variation over the course of the year with the calmer time to appear from March to October.

• Sun protection hat
• Sunglasses
• Suncream
• Personal medication
• A sufficiently sized backpack to carry all your camera gear (if there is any)
• Casual clothes (depending on the weather)

• All type of cameras including mobile phones to medium format cameras (small tripod will be preferable for DSLR’s).

• Basic Knowledge on how to use your camera equipment or mobile phones.

I came across photography quite early in my life since my father shared his interests with me. I graduated the AKTO Art & Design College with a BA Honors in Photography validated by Middlesex University. I started working as a freelance photographer around 2002 after taking part in many photography contests and exhibitions. Commercial photography is a major subject in my career since I’ve been working in a studio using large and medium format cameras. Landscape and architectural photography are my favourite themes combined with the latest editing tools for an absolute fine result.