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Faces of Cuba

July 24, 2014 /

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Out of Santorini

By Doris Athanassakis

Doris Athanassakis

Note: This portfolio of  images represents the fourth offering of works by photographer Doris Athanassakis at Weekly Hubris. Athanassakis lives in Imerovigli,  a caldera-side village on the volcanic island of  Santorini. Of Greek and Austrian heritage, Athanassakis has been photographing her island home, its architecture, and its myriad residents, all her life. Her work comprises an ongoing and lifelong meditation upon her stunningly unique surroundings . . . and herself in them. During the Greek winters, Athanassakis travels the world, with her camera, and this and the portfolios that follow document her visit to Cuba. (All Athanassakis’s works are for sale, in limited edition archival prints: please contact her regarding gallery sales through her Weekly Hubris email address: athanassakis@gmx.at.)

IMEROVIGLI, Santorini, Greece—(Weekly Hubris)—7/28/2014—

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Faces of Cuba I.

 

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Faces of Cuba II.

 

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Faces of Cuba III.

 

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Faces of Cuba IV.

 

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Faces of Cuba V.

 

Faces of Cuba VI
Faces of Cuba VI.

 

Faces of Cuba VII
Faces of Cuba VII.

 

Faces of Cuba VIII
Faces of Cuba VIII.

 

Faces of Cuba IX
Faces of Cuba IX.

 

Faces of Cuba X
Faces of Cuba X.

 

 

 

Doris Athanassakis, up until 2013 a world-renowned Santorini restaurateur, changed course in mid-life and now devotes her time to photographing her beloved island and working as a body-work therapist (massage, Chinese Medicine, Shiatsu, Reflexology, aromatherapy, and other healing modalities) on Santorini and in Athens. A multi-multi-lingual, and multi-cultural bi-national (Greek and Austrian), Athanassakis spends part of the year in each of her homelands, but returns in the spring to the light and line of Santorini, the Cycladic island which is her abiding inspiration. Readers and viewers, please, please respect Doris’s Copyright to her photographs, and do not share her work on Facebook or use for other purposes without the photographer’s explicit permission and/or without including the specific Hubris link. Of course, feel free to “like” her columns, but remember that this photographer needs to be compensated for her remarkable work. If you fall in love with an image, buy a print, please. (Author Head Shot Augment: René Laanen.)

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