By documenting the rehabilitation of injured wild animals, their release back into nature, and showcasing the daily efforts of volunteers, my goal is to amplify their voice and communicate the importance of their work to the public.
There seems to be a new outbreak of avian influenza among the Dalmatian Pelican populations at the Lesser Prespa and Cheimaditida lakes, which serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing threat posed by this virus.
The release of a wild animal back into nature is always a profound moment. As a photographer and filmmaker, documenting such a story goes beyond simply recording an event—it serves as a powerful tool to raise awareness about wildlife rehabilitation efforts.
Two serious poaching incidents in the wider Kerkini area highlight the urgent need for stricter laws, as wildlife poachers in Greece show little concern about being caught.
When venturing into the wilderness for nature and wildlife photography, being prepared is just as important as having the right camera gear.
As a professional photographer, videographer, and artist, one of the most crucial steps is creating your website—your digital home, your online gallery where you showcase your work.
This year, I created my annual special video for World Wetlands Day in collaboration with Action for Wildlife.
The Flamingo, scientifically known as Phoenicopterus, is a remarkable bird that enhances Greece’s wetlands with its vibrant plumage and graceful presence.