Crafting Visual Stories: My Latest Projects
Every space has its own personality, and every architectural project has a unique story to tell. Before you learn how to prepare your space for the perfect photoshoot, take a look at my most recent captures of Airbnb properties, luxury villas, and hotels that I've had the privilege to photograph.
From the alleyways of Hydra and the seaside villas in Porto Heli, to the renovated mansions in Nafplio, my work focuses on detail, lighting, and the uniqueness of each space.
Explore the recent projects below and see how professional photography highlights the character and aesthetic of every destination in the Peloponnese.
Interior and exterior photoshoot of tourist accommodation L'appartamento di Elena in Nafplio, Argolis, Greece.


















Aerial, interior and exterior photoshoot of villa Mar A Poros in Poros Island, Attica, Greece.


















Interior and exterior photoshoot for architect Ioulia Lazou, featuring a villa renovation in Xiropigado, Arcadia, Greece.


















Aerial, interior and exterior photoshoot of a villa in Spetses Island, Attica, Greece.


















Aerial, interior and exterior photoshoot of twin villas in Porto Heli, Argolis, Greece.


















Aerial and interior photoshoot of a tourist accommodation Studio in Spetses Island, Attica, Greece.


















Property Preparation: The Ultimate Checklist for Professional Photography
The success of a photo shoot begins long before the lens focuses on the space. Whether it is a luxury villa in Porto Heli, a traditional estate in Spetses, or a stylish apartment in Nafplio, proper preparation is the key to capturing the attention of guests on Airbnb and potential buyers in the Real Estate market. In this guide, I have compiled all the essential steps—from lighting management to professional styling—to ensure that your property in Argolida and the Peloponnese is presented in its absolute best light.
Cleanliness is key:
Bright First Thought: Deep cleaning is required. Remove dust, dirt and clutter from each room. Pay close attention to high-traffic areas such as bathrooms, kitchens and living rooms.
Windows to the world: Clean windows, glass and light fixtures to ensure they sparkle in photos.
Platform Used:
Depersonalization: Include personal items such as family photos, religious symbols, or political memorabilia.
Declutter Champions: Reduce clutter by packing up toys, books, magazines, anything that makes you feel busy.
Planned for maintenance: Organize furniture and furniture for balance and visual appeal. Aim for a warm and welcoming environment.
Highlight the location:
Embrace Natural Light: Open all windows and doors to maximize natural light, the most beautiful source.
Display lighting: Turn on all lighting, including lamps, fixtures and table lamps. Ensure there are no burnt-out bulbs.
Watch out for harshness: Avoid direct sunlight which can cause harsh shadows. If necessary, diffuse light through curtains.
The details make the difference:
Statistics: Make sure your yard and outdoor areas are clean and well-maintained.
Pool Readiness: If you have a pool, begin cleaning it a day in advance. The water must be crystal clear (not cloudy) on the day of the shoot.
Flower Bouquet: Include flowers or other plants that have been placed throughout the house.
Turn the page Turner: Open a book or magazine to visually interesting pages.
Bonus tip:
Free pets for a day: If possible, move pets during photo shoots to avoid disturbances.
Download and print this page to keep it handy while you prepare!


