Evening atmosphere over the village of Pagondas in the south of Samos.
June 2011 .
Looking down on the houses of Pagondas with the mighty church dominating the sight of the village
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Peter Molz
born 1950, multimedia designer, photographer, videographer and molecular mythologist, living in the city of Mainz in Germany.
Michael Anhaeuser
born 1974, professionel photographer, living on samos island, greece.
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1 comment:
Hi. I am from Pagondas. I live in Ottawa Canada for the last 40+ years. Your pictures of Pagondas especially the one with "Agia Triada" and the bell tower of "Christos" church are incredible. Both by grand father and my father were priests in Agia Triada so I have a special bond with this magnificent church.
As for the Imvrasos pictures and video I can't say enough. I had spent many summers in our "ktima" beside Imvrasos. I can't THANK YOU enough. Efharisto!!! Keep up the great work for my beautiful Samos.
Emmelia Alexandrou-Kardaras
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